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Comparing limit-order support across aggregator products

Compare limit-order products by fill policy, cancellation and fee treatment. A common limit-price field does not make the orders equivalent.

A limit-price field is not enough to compare order products. Before choosing a provider, establish whether the order can fill partially, how its fee is funded, when it expires and how cancellation becomes effective.

Documented product differences

ProductConcrete documented detailSelection implication
CoW Swap limit orderFees require execution improvement beyond the limit; partial-fill setting is availableA chart touching the limit need not make the order executable
Velora limit orderUnfilled orders can be canceled with an onchain transaction costing gasBudget and confirm cancellation rather than merely closing the page
Matcha limit orderPublished fee: 0.02% for stablecoin pairs, 0.25% otherwiseUse the limit-order schedule, not its immediate-swap fee exemption
1inch TerminalSeparate limit-order price and expiry controlsVerify the order surface rather than treating the simple Swap form as identical

Sources checked September 24, 2026: CoW, Velora, Matcha and 1inch.

Translate the differences into your requirement

If you need the entire amount, check how a partial remainder is handled. If your availability is limited, choose an expiry and cancellation process you can manage. If the order is small, a fixed gas expense can matter even when a percentage fee is modest.

Do not interpret a market-price touch as proof of a missed guaranteed fill. The actual order size, executable route and costs matter. Similarly, a successful cancellation request in the interface should be followed to its effective state; it does not undo a fill that already occurred.

Keep the order identifier and review the remaining amount before replacing it elsewhere. The best-fitting product is the one whose constraints match your intended instruction, not the one with the most familiar chart or the lowest fee for a different order type.

Sources & verification (4)

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  1. Limit orders

    Execution must cover network fees; partial-fill settings and the displayed executable price affect order eligibility.

    https://docs.cow.fi/cow-protocol/tutorials/cow-swap/limit
  2. Can I cancel a limit order?

    Unfilled remainder can be canceled; on-chain cancellation incurs gas.

    https://help.velora.xyz/en/articles/6778764-can-i-cancel-a-limit-order
  3. Are there any fees to make a trade?

    Current Matcha modes and fees; stablecoin exemptions; cross-chain schedule; gas presentation.

    https://help.matcha.xyz/articles/1222339831-are-there-any-fees-to-make-a-trade
  4. Welcome to the New 1inch Interface: What’s Changed and How to Use It

    The redesigned interface has a send-to-another-wallet option, distinct swap labels and Terminal controls. Its signing modal replaces a separate confirmation screen.

    https://help.1inch.com/en/articles/12414641-welcome-to-the-new-1inch-interface-what-s-changed-and-how-to-use-it

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