Hyperliquid supports market orders, limit orders, and TWAP orders through Auto. Each order type controls execution timing and price differently.
What Is a Market Order on Hyperliquid?
A market order executes immediately at the best available price on Hyperliquid's orderbook. Auto places a market order by default when you specify a direction without a target price.
"Long BTC with $200"
"Short ETH"
Best for: Entering or exiting positions quickly when immediate execution matters more than exact price.
What Is a Limit Order on Hyperliquid?
A limit order sets a specific entry price and waits on the orderbook until the market reaches that price. The order only fills at your specified price or better.
"Long BTC at $92,000 with $200"
"Short SOL at $180"
Best for: Getting a better entry price when you are willing to wait for the market to come to you.
What Is a TWAP Order on Hyperliquid?
A TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) order splits a large trade into smaller sub-orders executed at intervals over a specified duration. TWAP minimizes market impact by spreading execution across time.
"TWAP buy $5,000 of BTC over 10 minutes"
"Place a TWAP order for $2,000 BTC long"
TWAP order rules on Hyperliquid:
Minimum execution rate: $10 per minute
Maximum duration: calculated from size (minimum $10/min rate)
Sub-order frequency: approximately one every 30 seconds
Best for: Large positions ($50+) where spreading execution reduces slippage and market impact.
How to Modify or Cancel Orders on Hyperliquid
Auto modifies or cancels any resting order, including active TWAP orders, by asset name.
"Cancel my BTC order"
"Modify my ETH limit order to $3,200"
"Cancel my TWAP on SOL"
"Show my open orders"
Hyperliquid Order Type Comparison
Additional Order Details
All orders on Hyperliquid execute gaslessly — no transaction fees beyond trading fees
Limit orders remain on the orderbook until filled or manually canceled
TWAP orders can be canceled mid-execution; only the remaining sub-orders are affected
Auto reports order status in real time: submitted, resting, filled, or canceled