Sushiswap adds on‑chain stop‑loss and take‑profit on 4 chains

Sushiswap integrated Orbs’ dSLTP stop‑loss and take‑profit protocol on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Katana on June 26, 2026. The feature runs on Orbs’ Layer‑3 infrastructure and lets users automate risk‑management and profit‑taking while retaining full custody of their assets.

Users can set trigger prices that execute when a token reaches a preset level. The interface supports optional limit prices, expiration windows and percentage‑based strategies. Orders are processed onchain through Orbs’ network and can be monitored or canceled through Sushiswap’s interface.

Stop‑loss instructions execute when a price falls below a specified threshold. Take‑profit orders trigger when a token reaches a target price. Orders run on the blockchain rather than through centralized servers or custodians, and execution occurs on Orbs’ Layer‑3 to keep logic onchain.

The dSLTP launch follows earlier Sushiswap integrations with Orbs tools such as dLIMIT and dTWAP. Orbs’ product set also includes Liquidity Hub and Perpetual Hub. Orbs has said it plans to expand dSLTP to additional chains to increase multi‑chain availability.

Ran Hammer, vice president of business development at Orbs, said the protocol brings common trading tools to decentralized exchanges while preserving transparency and self‑custody.

With dSLTP live on four networks, Sushiswap now supports automated stop‑loss and take‑profit order types that traders commonly use on other platforms, with execution and custody maintained onchain.