1inch launches limit-order feature for tokenized stocks, enabling RWA holders to set custom prices and expiry times while assets remain in their wallets.
DeFi & Yields ·
1inch has introduced a limit-order feature for tokenized stocks, allowing eligible traders to set custom prices and expiry times while their real-world asset holdings remain in their wallets until an order executes. The capability extends 1inch's infrastructure beyond traditional cryptocurrency swaps into the RWA market, where liquidity has historically been fragmented across isolated venues.
The feature operates within 1inch's broader intent-based architecture, which the protocol has developed to deliver MEV-protected trades across multiple chains and liquidity sources. By keeping assets in self-custodial wallets during the order lifecycle, the system preserves user control while enabling conditional execution—a mechanic common in traditional finance order types but less established in tokenized equity markets.
It remains unclear which tokenized stock issuers or platforms are currently eligible, what minimum order sizes or wallet thresholds apply, and whether fee structures differ from 1inch's standard swap routing. The rollout's scope across 1inch's multi-chain footprint also has not been fully specified.