SushiSwap has added decentralized stop-loss and take-profit orders to its trading interface by integrating dSLTP, a protocol powered by Orbs. The rollout — available on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Katana — brings automated trade execution to users who want to lock in gains or limit downside without relinquishing custody of their assets.
dSLTP lets traders create orders that trigger when a token hits a preset price, with optional limit prices, expiration windows and percentage-based strategies. Orders can be monitored, adjusted or cancelled directly from the SushiSwap UI, removing the need for constant market watching while preserving on-chain transparency and composability.
Stop-loss orders execute when a price drops below a set level to help limit losses; take-profit orders trigger when a price reaches a target to secure gains. By combining both, traders can implement automated risk-management strategies natively on a decentralized exchange rather than relying on centralized order books or off-chain systems.
Orbs’ Layer-3 infrastructure powers dSLTP, meaning the protocol runs on decentralized execution nodes rather than centralized servers or custodians. SushiSwap previously integrated other Orbs tools such as dLIMIT and dTWAP, and dSLTP joins Orbs’ broader suite — including Liquidity Hub and Perpetual Hub — aimed at bringing advanced execution primitives to on-chain markets.
“Stop-loss and take-profit orders are among the most widely used tools in trading, yet they’ve largely been unavailable in a decentralized environment,” said Ran Hammer, VP of Business Development at Orbs. “By bringing dSLTP to SushiSwap, we’re giving traders the ability to automate risk management and execution without sacrificing the transparency and self-custody that make DeFi unique.”
As DeFi platforms evolve beyond simple swaps, advanced order types like dSLTP are increasingly important for traders seeking precision and efficiency. With this integration, SushiSwap users across four chains can access order functionality commonly found on centralized exchanges while remaining fully on-chain.
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