MetaMask introduces limit orders for token swaps

The self-custodial wallet now lets mobile users set a target price and walk away, with tokens staying put until the order fills MetaMask now supports limit orders for token swaps. For a wallet that has mostly asked users to accept whatever price the market hands them, that is a meaningful change in posture. The feature went live in the MetaMask mobile app on or around November 5, 2026. It lets users name the price they want and let the order sit until the market gets there. How MetaMask limit orders work MetaMask’s version supports two basic setups. Users can place sell orders above the current market price, and buy orders below it. That opens the door to familiar strategies. The research describes take-profit orders, where a trader locks in gains if a token climbs to a set level. It also describes below-market buy orders, for anyone hoping to pick up a token on a dip without staring at a chart all afternoon. Open orders can be tracked and managed directly inside the app. Users don’t need to bounce between a wallet and a separate trading dashboard to see what’s pending. The feature requires MetaMask Mobile version 8.18.0 or later. At launch, it covers four networks: Ethereum Base B...