Place Limit Orders on Axiom (20% Off)
The dip bid
A buy limit a good way under a coin you like, for the moment the first holders take profit and the price washes out.
Axiom Limit Orders
A market order takes whatever price is there when it lands. A limit order waits for the price you chose. On tokens that move 30% in a minute that difference is most of the game, and Axiom lets you set one by dragging a line on the chart. This page covers how they work, where they help and where they do not. Code TradeNow brings the fee on every filled order down to 0.8%.
Use Axiom referral code TradeNow for 20% off fees
Axiom Trade Invite Code: TradeNow
The Axiom Trade invite code is TradeNow. Axiom calls it a referral code. Enter it when you sign up and your trading fee drops by 20% for the life of the account, from 1% to 0.8% a trade.
If you are looking for an Axiom Trade invite code, use TradeNow. Type it into the referral field on the sign-up screen, or open axiom.trade/@tradenow and it is filled in for you. It is one of the most used Axiom codes, and it still works.
What is a limit order on Axiom?
An instruction to buy or sell a token only at a price you set. You place it from the trading panel's slider or by dragging the price line on the chart, and it waits until the market reaches your level, so you can close the tab and still get the trade.
It works on the coins Axiom trades, including ones whose own DEX has no limit orders, because the order lives in Axiom rather than in the pool.
| Order types | Buy limits below the price, sell limits above it |
|---|---|
| Placing | Slider in the trade panel, or drag the line on the chart |
| While you are away | The order keeps waiting; no open tab needed |
| Fee when filled | 1% of the trade, 0.8% with code TradeNow |
| Network costs | The chain's usual fees apply when the order fires |
| Perps | Separate limit, take-profit and stop orders on Hyperliquid positions |
Placing a Limit Order
Open the coin
From Pulse, search or the watchlist, so the chart and the trade panel are on screen.
Choose limit
Switch the panel from market to limit and pick buy or sell.
Set the price
Move the slider, or drag the order line on the chart to the level you want.
Size and confirm
Enter the amount, check the preset fees and slippage, and submit.
Four Ways Traders Use Them
The target sell
A sell limit above your entry the moment you buy, so a spike you are not watching still pays you.
The ladder
Several smaller orders at different prices instead of one, so a single level does not decide the whole trade.
The overnight order
Exits set before you log off, because memecoins do not care what time zone you are in.
What Fills and What Does Not
A limit order fills when the traded price reaches your level, and then it has to land like any other swap. On a coin that spikes through your sell price for a single block and falls back, the order can miss; on a thin pool, slippage can make the fill a little worse than the line. Keeping the preset's priority fee and slippage sensible is what turns a triggered order into a filled one.
Orders are also only as good as the level. A buy limit in a coin that is dying will fill, and then keep falling. For exits that should fire on the way down, use a stop loss instead; the auto sell page covers those.
Axiom Limits Versus DEX Limit Orders
Some DEXs now have limit orders built into their pools: Raydium on CLMM pools that switch them on, Meteora in DLMM pools created in limit-order mode. Those are liquidity placed at a price, available only in those pools. Axiom's orders work whichever pool a coin trades in, which is why they matter most on fresh coins in ordinary pools. The Raydium and Meteora pages explain the on-chain versions.
Mistakes That Cost Money
Forgetting an order is the classic one: a buy limit left on a coin you stopped following fills weeks later into a dead chart. Clear old orders after each session. The second is setting a sell limit so close to the price that normal noise fills it, and you miss the real move. Give each order a reason to exist.
Getting Started
Enter invite code TradeNow
Open the account at axiom.trade/@tradenow with TradeNow in the code field, so every filled order carries the discount.
Fund the chain
Keep enough on the chain for the order plus its network fee.
Set exits on entry
Place the target sell right after every buy.
Review open orders
Cancel anything that no longer has a reason at the end of each session.
Axiom Limit Orders — FAQ
Does Axiom have limit orders?
Yes. You can set buy and sell limits from the trade panel's slider or by dragging the order line on the chart.
Do I need to keep Axiom open for a limit order to fill?
No. The order keeps waiting after you close the tab and executes when the price reaches your level.
Do limit orders cost extra on Axiom?
No extra fee. A filled order pays the normal 1% trading fee, or 0.8% with TradeNow, plus the usual network fees.
Why did my limit order not fill?
Usually the price touched your level only briefly, or the pool was too thin for the order within your slippage. A slightly deeper level or looser slippage helps.
Can I set a stop loss with a limit order?
A limit sell sits above the price. For an exit below it, use a stop loss, which Axiom handles as a separate order type.
Are Axiom limit orders the same as Raydium or Meteora limit orders?
No. Those are placed inside specific pools that support them. Axiom's work on the coins it trades regardless of the pool.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer: an order at a good price is still an order in a risky market, and fast moves can skip past it. Details follow Axiom's documentation as of September 2026. Not financial advice. Axiom Pro is an affiliate guide, separate from Axiom Trade.