# Limit & TWAP Orders

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**Limit Order (Orbs) has been deprecated.** If you have any pending orders, please manage them [here](https://pancakeswap.finance/swap/limit-v1). Please ensure you are using the latest limit order feature here: <https://pancakeswap.finance/swap/limit>
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**Fee-Earning Limit Orders** are a **first-of-its-kind trading feature** available exclusively on PancakeSwap.
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#### What is it?

Fee-Earning Limit Orders let you set a target price to buy or sell tokens automatically, while **earning fees**. Once the pool price reaches your target, your order executes and desired output tokens + fees are sent directly to your wallet.

* **Supported chain at launch:** BNB
* **Minimum order size:** $50

#### Why use it?

* No need to constantly monitor charts.
* No execution fees — instead, you **earn fees (0.1%)** when your order is filled.
* Works seamlessly — fully on-chain, powered by PancakeSwap Infinity architecture.

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TWAP (Time-weighted Average Price) is a common order type that breaks an order into smaller trade sizes and executes them at regular intervals. The main goal of a TWAP order is to reduce the order’s price impact.

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The TWAP feature is developed by [Orbs](https://www.orbs.com/) and powered by Orbs’ [L3 technology](https://www.orbs.com/overview/).
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