How conditional orders execute
Limit, stop-loss, take-profit and recurring orders need to act while you are away. Here is how Tradient does that without custody.
Today: watch and prepare
Tradient checks every active order once a minute. When the condition is met it prepares the swap for your wallet and puts it in your dashboard under Ready to sign, and posts it to your webhook. You sign it with one tap.
Next: session keys
Robinhood Chain supports ERC-4337 account abstraction. A future version will let you sign one session key with strict rules — tokens, maximum amount, condition and expiry — so orders can execute without a tap. The rules will be enforced by your smart account, not by Tradient.
allowedTokensaddress[]Only these tokens can be traded.
maxAmountuint256Upper bound for the whole order.
conditionobjectPrice trigger, schedule or both.
expirytimestampAfter this, the key is useless.
Cancelling
Cancel any order from the dashboard or the orders API. Cancelled orders are never prepared again.