Ring Protocol adds Orbs dLIMIT and dTWAP on four chains

Ring Protocol announced July 26, 2026 that it has integrated Orbs’ Layer 3 dLIMIT and dTWAP protocols on Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum and BNB Chain. The integration allows traders to schedule price‑triggered limit orders and split large trades into time‑weighted executions without giving up custody of their tokens.

dLIMIT lets users place buy or sell orders that execute only when a specified price is reached or improved. dTWAP divides a large order into smaller slices executed over a chosen timeframe to lower slippage and market impact on pairs with limited liquidity. Ring and Orbs said orders execute on‑chain and do not incur additional platform fees.

Orbs’ Layer 3 uses a proof‑of‑stake validator network to track market conditions and trigger orders. The system provides a decentralized backend for advanced execution logic without requiring changes to a decentralized exchange’s existing smart contracts.

Ring routes assets through Few Protocol to wrap tokens before automated market maker execution, creating virtual liquidity that Ring reports has supported more than $5 billion in total trading volume. Ring currently reports about $30 million in total value locked across its swap and aggregator network.

Orbs has previously deployed its trading infrastructure on PancakeSwap, SushiSwap and QuickSwap. The companies did not provide a phased timeline for availability on each network but indicated the tools are supported across Ring’s multi‑chain platform.

“Advanced trading tools should be available to every DeFi user, not just professional traders,” Ran Hammer, Orbs’ chief business officer, stated.