Binance launches auto order routing on its Spot platform
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The feature routes trades through more liquid pairs when that gets a better price, and charges a single standard Spot fee Share Binance is adding a shortcut finder to its Spot exchange. The company unveiled Auto Order Routing (AOR) on October 12, 2026, and said it would go live on eligible trading pairs by October 20, 2026. AOR targets two kinds of markets: pairs quoted in local currencies, and pairs with low liquidity. When a user places an order, Binance automatically checks the order book of the direct trading pair. It then compares that against a path that runs through a more liquid intermediary pair, such as BTC/USDT. Whichever route offers the more favorable price at that moment wins. The order executes along that path. The process runs in the background. Users do not have to manually break a trade into two legs, calculate the combined price, or time both halves themselves. Binance says AOR avoids double fees. Users pay one standard Spot trading fee, set by their VIP tier and any applicable discount for paying in Binance Coin ( BNB ). There is no additional commission from Binance on the intermediary conversion. Standard spreads still apply, though, so the route is free of an extra fee but not free of market costs. AOR supports several order types: Limit GTC: a limit order that stays on the book until it fills or the user cancels it. GTC stands for Good Till Cancelled...
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