# Auto Orders

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Auto orders are limit orders that are automatically created after you buy a token. They trigger based on your settings and do not require you to start them manually. Once created, they will automatically run after every buy you make.

After creation, auto orders start automatically post-buy. Make sure to delete them if you do not want them to run.
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## How Auto Orders Work

Auto orders follow a two step process: first you create a group, then you add individual auto orders inside that group.

1. **Create a Group**: Click **Create Group** to set up a new auto order group for the selected mode.
2. **Create Auto Orders**: Inside each group, click **Create Auto Order** to add one or more auto orders with your desired parameters.

When an auto order is triggered, it becomes an active limit order visible in the Limit Order tab under Tasks.

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## Modes and Chains

Auto orders are organized by trading mode. A secondary menu lets you switch between the available modes: **Spot**, **Copy Trade**, **AFK**, **Sniper**, and **Twitter**. Each mode has its own independent set of auto order groups.

Auto orders are also chain specific. Use the chain dropdown in the top right corner to switch between supported blockchains. Each blockchain has its own auto order groups and configurations per mode.

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## Group Actions

Each group displays its name and provides the following actions on the right side:

| Action                | Description                                                 |
| --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Create Auto Order** | Add a new auto order inside the group.                      |
| **Edit**              | Modify the group name or settings.                          |
| **Delete**            | Permanently remove the group and all auto orders inside it. |


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