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Orderly Network

Omnichain orderbook trading infrastructure exposing REST and WebSocket APIs and SDKs for DEX builders.

Overview

Orderly Network is an omnichain orderbook-based trading infrastructure that provides perpetual-futures liquidity and matching for decentralized exchanges built on top of it. It exposes RESTful and WebSocket APIs (ed25519-signed) and an Omnichain SDK so builders, bots, and agents can create/cancel orders and stream orderbook and execution data programmatically. It is infrastructure rather than a consumer venue; performance and safety are not verified here.

Sato Score

69/100· Medium

How open, active & verifiable — not a safety or returns grade.

Maintenance & liveness
20/35
Code transparency
12/20
Interface verifiability
8/10
Docs & demo
6/10
Listing transparency & provenance
15/15
Independent verification
8/10

Independently verified — listing reviewed against evidence, never self-reported.

Details

Chains
Multichain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Solana
Agent types
Trading Infrastructure, API / SDK
Open source
Partial
Pricing
Fees for integrating exchanges / per-trade; API free to query
Last checked
2026-07-25

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Verification status reflects evidence reviewed by Sato Hub. Self-reported claims are never presented as verified.

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Listing History

Recorded changes to Orderly Network's listing — status, verification, Sato Score, and recent releases. Full history is kept in the listing record.

  1. Jul 19, 2026
    Verified: deploy spec
  2. Jun 25, 2026
    Auto-enriched: chains supported, creator name, deployment options, supported integrations +1 more
  3. Jun 11, 2026
    Sato Hub began tracking this listing

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