1INCH: How to set a market order on 1inch
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Need to swap tokens now, at the current market price? A market order on 1inch lets you execute a swap immediately while 1inch searches across liquidity sources for an efficient route. Let's imagine you want to swap tokens at the current available market price, without waiting for a specific price target to be reached. In the moment, you don’t want to set a future price or wait for a limit order to fill. You want the swap executed at the best available rate right now. That is what a market order does. On 1inch, this usually means making a standard swap: you choose the tokens, enter the amount and confirm the transaction. A market order is an order to buy or sell an asset immediately at the current available market price. In DeFi, this means your swap is executed using available liquidity across decentralized exchanges and other liquidity sources, like private market makers. The final rate can change slightly before execution, especially during volatile market conditions. That is why 1inch shows important details before you confirm the swap, including the estimated rate, route and minimum amount you are expected to receive. To place a market order on 1inch, open the 1inch dApp and select Market under the Trade tab. Select the token you want to sell and the network you have it on. Select the token you want to buy and the network you want to have it on. Check the slippage setting. Auto is set at 0.5%, but you can choose another percentage. Check the network fee setting. You can use the presets Aggressive and Market or set a custom amount. Once confirmed, the swap is sent on-chain and executed according to the available market conditions. Market orders depend on execution quality. A small difference in price, route or slippage can affect the final amount you receive. 1inch helps by searching across multiple liquidity sources to find an efficient swap route. Instead of checking different DEXs manually, you can use one interface to access aggregated liquidity. This is especially relevant when swapping larger amounts or trading tokens with fragmented liquidity, where price impact and execution quality become more significant factors. Before you confirm a market order, always review the transaction details. These checks help you avoid simple mistakes, such as accepting worse execution than expected. A market order is for immediate execution. You accept the current available price and complete the swap now. A limit order is different. With a limit order, you choose a target price, and the order executes only if market conditions match it. Use a market order when speed matters. Use a limit order when price matters more than timing. Market orders are the simplest way to swap tokens when you want execution now. With 1inch, you can access aggregated DeFi liquidity, review key swap details and complete the transaction from one interface. Go to 1inch and set your market order today.
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