Automated limit orders with a stop-loss on Bybit, Binance, and other exchanges
Place a limit at the price you want, complete with a stop-loss and targets. The bot places it on the exchange on your behalf, watches it until it fills, then manages the stop and targets.
A limit left without a stop is a position without brakes.
A plain limit order fills whenever it fills, often while you are away from the screen, and the stop-loss gets placed later, if at all. In Trader Pending the stop and targets are set before the limit goes out, and the bot handles the rest.
Step by step.
Set the price, stop, and targets
The stop-loss can follow ATR (0.5×, 1×, 1.3×, or custom), targets come from the risk-reward ratio. Invalid numbers are rejected before sending, including an order value below the exchange minimum.
The bot places it on the exchange
The limit rests in your exchange order book, not only in the bot's records. The Orders tab shows where it is: on the exchange or in the bot.
Filled, managed at once
Once filled, the stop-loss is live and the targets are managed. Change the price or stop at any time: the bot cancels and re-places.
If the exchange rejects it, you know why
Contract agreement, balance, minimum size, or position mode: the reason is shown as it is. After five rejections the limit is closed with a notice instead of being retried forever.
What you should know.
Can a limit go out without a stop-loss?
Not for bot-managed limits. A stop and at least one target are required, because execution happens when you may not be watching.
What if I do not want the order to wait forever?
Choose auto-expire from 1 hour to 7 days. By default it waits until filled or cancelled by you.
How many limits can wait at once?
Pending orders are unlimited on every plan; what is capped is the number of open positions per plan.
Which exchanges are supported?
Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, BingX, Gate, HTX, KuCoin, MEXC.