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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.frenflow.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Market Orders

A market order executes immediately at the best available price in the orderbook.
PropertyDetail
ExecutionInstant (Fill-or-Kill)
PriceBest available in orderbook
Min amount$1 USD
Best forSpeed — when you want in or out right now
How it works: Your order matches against existing limit orders in the book. If there isn’t enough liquidity to fill your entire order, the trade is cancelled (Fill-or-Kill for buys). For sells, FrenFlow uses Fill-and-Kill — your order fills as much as possible and cancels the rest. This means you may sell a partial amount if liquidity is thin.

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Limit Orders

A limit order lets you set your own price. It only executes when the market reaches your target price.
PropertyDetail
ExecutionWhen price reaches your limit
PriceYou choose (1¢ to 99¢)
Min shares5 shares
Best forBetter entries — when you’re willing to wait

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Expiration Options

Good-Till-Canceled (GTC)

Your order stays open indefinitely until it fills or you cancel it. This is the default for limit orders.

Good-Till-Date (GTD)

Your order expires after a set time. Choose from preset durations or the order auto-cancels.
Available GTD durations:
DurationUse case
1 hourShort-term price targets
6 hoursIntraday trading
1 dayOvernight orders
7 daysMaximum expiration window

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Which Should I Use?

Use a Market Order. You’ll get instant execution at the current price. Best for most trades under $100.
Use a Limit Order (GTC). Set your target price and wait. Your order sits in the book until it fills. Cancel anytime from your open orders.
Use a Limit Order (GTD). Set your price and an expiration. If it doesn’t fill in time, it auto-cancels — no stale orders cluttering your account.

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Managing Open Orders

View and manage your open limit orders from Portfolio → Orders:
  • See all pending orders with their status, price, and amount
  • Cancel individual orders or use Cancel All to clear everything
  • Orders that partially fill show the filled vs. remaining amount
Limit orders lock the USDC in your wallet until they fill or are cancelled. Your available balance reflects this.

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From Telegram

Both market and limit orders are supported in the Telegram Bot. When placing a trade, you can switch to a limit order and set your target price and expiration — same options as the web interface. See Placing Trades for the full step-by-step guide.