Classic Limit Order

A Classic Limit Order is the simplest conditional order in QZAR: it submits one buy or sell when a price or market-cap target is reached. The wallet, amount, execution settings, expiry, and optional TP/SL exit are saved with the order.

Use Classic when you have one target in mind. For entries spread over time, a confirmation range, or a moving trigger, choose one of the other order types.

Triggers

The trigger can be an absolute value or a percentage change from the current value. Every order also has an expiry time.

Create an order

1. Find a token or pool and open the trade menu
2. Choose Buy Limit order or Sell Limit Order
3. Select one or more wallets and set the amount per wallet
4. Choose the Trigger type
5. Enter an absolute target or percentage change
6. Set the expiry
7. Review source tokens and settings
8. Optionally configure TP/SL under Auto-sell settings
9. Submit the order, then open Orders to confirm it is pending

Order funds are not reserved

Creating an order does not reserve trade funds. Keep the required source token balance and execution-fee token in every selected wallet until the order executes or is canceled.

Entry and exit lifecycle

State	Meaning
Entry: Pending	Waiting for the trigger
Entry: Processing	Triggered and being submitted
Entry: Executed	Entry transaction completed
Entry: Failed	Triggered, but execution did not complete
Exit: Pending	Entry completed and TP/SL exit is waiting
Exit: Processing	Exit condition triggered
Exit: Executed	Exit transaction completed
Canceled / Closed	No further automatic action is expected

Closed orders can also identify whether they ended manually, by Take Profit or by Stop Loss.

Manage an order

Open Orders, select an item, and review:

• Current market price and trigger
• Selected wallets and per-wallet status
• Amount, source token, slippage, mode, fee, etc
• Expiry and created time
• Entry and optional exit conditions

Depending on its current state, QZAR can show actions such as execute now, sell now, duplicate, edit exit settings, change notifications, or cancel.

Why a reached price may not fill

A chart position may not always be executable at the reached market level. The order still needs a valid route, sufficient balance, acceptable slippage, and enough fee priority when it is triggered. The observed value can change before the transaction is executed.

Practical safeguards

• Use smaller orders in thin pools
• Set an expiry so outdated assumptions do not remain active indefinitely
• Recheck open orders after depositing, withdrawing, or moving wallets into groups
• Cancel duplicate orders before creating replacements
• Verify a reported failure on-chain before manually repeating the trade

Other order types

The remaining order pages focus only on the behavior that differs from Classic:

Order	Use it when
DCA	You want scheduled deals, but only inside a price range
TWAP	You want scheduled deals regardless of price
Range	A value must remain inside a band before one trade is submitted
Trailing Stop	The trigger should follow a move through several levels and react to a reversal