Kodiak adds Orbs’ dSLTP protocol to bring stop-loss and take-profit orders to Berachain

Kodiak Finance, a decentralized trading and liquidity platform, has integrated Orbs‘ Layer-3 infrastructure provider’s dSLTP protocol, adding decentralized stop-loss and take-profit order functionality to Berachain, according to an announcement shared with Finbold on March 10.

The integration introduces conditional onchain execution orders to Kodiak, allowing users to automate trades based on predefined price levels.

With the update, traders can set stop-loss and take-profit conditions directly through the platform without relying on centralized systems or manual monitoring.

Onchain risk management tools added to Kodiak

Kodiak had previously integrated Orbs’ dTWAP and dLIMIT protocols, and is now the first decentralized exchange on Berachain to deploy dSLTP.

The protocol enables users to configure automated stop-loss and take-profit conditions for any swap, expanding the exchange’s trading functionality with additional risk management tools.

According to Orbs, dSLTP supports parameters such as trigger price, optional limit price, expiry, and other customizable execution settings. The protocol is designed to operate in a permissionless and composable way, allowing decentralized exchanges to offer advanced order types while maintaining fully onchain execution.

“Kodiak’s integration of dSLTP reflects growing demand for advanced risk management tools for onchain traders,” said Ran Hammer, VP of Business Development at Orbs. “Bringing decentralized stop-order automation to Berachain means that traders can access the same powerful execution tools they expect from centralized platforms, while preserving the transparency and self-custody benefits of DeFi.”

The deployment also includes an interface for setting stop-order conditions such as trigger thresholds and expiry parameters.

Orbs said the integration is part of its broader Layer-3 trading suite, which also includes dLIMIT for limit orders and dTWAP for dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategies.

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