Tel Aviv — Omni Exchange, the cross-chain decentralized exchange, has rolled out Orbs’ dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols on Base, giving traders access to advanced order types that were once exclusive to centralized finance.
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A Smarter Way to Trade
With this integration, users can now:
Place dLIMIT orders to lock in target prices automatically, without constantly watching the market.
Execute dTWAP orders to split large trades into smaller intervals, reducing slippage and market impact.
Both features run fully on-chain, powered by Orbs’ Layer-3 execution technology, combining DeFi transparency with the efficiency of CeFi-style trading.
“Integrating Orbs’ dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols allows Omni Exchange to offer traders precision and flexibility previously only available in centralized platforms. This upgrade empowers our users to trade more strategically while staying fully decentralized, and it strengthens our commitment to delivering next-generation tools on Base.”
Madrid, Founder of Omni Exchange
The upgrade also brings a clean user interface, letting traders customize parameters like limit price, trade intervals, and timing—all while tracking execution through a real-time order history tab.
Bridging CeFi and DeFi
This integration adds to Orbs’ growing suite of Layer-3 protocols, which also includes Liquidity Hub for aggregated liquidity and Perpetual Hub for decentralized perpetual futures—cementing its role as a key infrastructure provider for sophisticated DeFi platforms.
“We’re excited to see Omni Exchange adopt dLIMIT and dTWAP on Base, further reinforcing Orbs as the standard for advanced on-chain orders. By powering these protocols, Orbs brings institutional-grade execution logic to decentralized venues, helping bridge the gap between DeFi and traditional markets.”
Ran Hammer, Chief Business Officer at Orbs
Raising the Bar for OnChain Execution
With dLIMIT and dTWAP live on Base, Omni Exchange is making complex strategies—from price targeting to large trade execution—accessible to everyday DeFi users. The result: more efficient markets, better risk management, and a smoother user experience for traders navigating volatility.
Omni’s move underscores a larger trend: DeFi is evolving to match—and even surpass—the functionality of centralized exchanges.
