Why might my RWA limit order be automatically adjusted?

If a corporate action affects the underlying asset of an RWA token, the token issuer may update its multiplier. If the multiplier changes while your limit order is open, your order details may be automatically adjusted to reflect the updated multiplier.
The adjustment keeps your order consistent with the updated multiplier, so you don’t need to cancel and place the order again.

Q: What’s a multiplier (MLT)?

A multiplier, or MLT, is a calculating factor used to determine the displayed amount and price of an RWA token.
Each RWA token has its own multiplier. The multiplier helps the token reflect corporate actions affecting its underlying asset.

Q: Why might a multiplier change?

The token issuer may update the multiplier following a corporate action, such as:

• A stock split

• A reverse stock split

• A dividend

• Another adjustment affecting the underlying asset

These events may change the number of token units representing the same underlying asset value.

Q: How does a multiplier change affect my open limit order?

If the payment or receiving crypto in your open limit order is an affected RWA token, the relevant order details will be automatically adjusted.
Depending on your order type, the following details of your order may change:

• Pay amount

• Estimated amount to receive

• Trigger rate

• Trigger price

• Trigger market cap

• Multiplier

Your order remains open after the adjustment. You don’t need to place the order again.

Q: Which order details remain unchanged?

The following order details remain unchanged:

• Order ID

• Trading pair

• Buy or sell direction

• Wallet

• Creation and expiry times

• Fee and slippage settings

The adjustment doesn’t mean that your order has been executed. Your order will continue to follow its updated trigger condition and the existing execution rules.

Q: Can you provide an example?

Suppose your open limit order originally shows:

• Trigger rate: 1 NVDAx ≈ 80 USDT

• Estimated to receive: 1 NVDAx

• Order value: approximately $80

If the NVDAx multiplier changes from 1 to 10, the order may be adjusted to:

• Trigger rate: 1 NVDAx ≈ 8 USDT

• Estimated to receive: 10 NVDAx

• Order value: approximately $80

The token amount and trigger rate are adjusted together. The intended order value remains approximately the same.

Q: What happens if both tokens are RWA tokens?

Each RWA token uses its own multiplier.

• If only one token’s multiplier changes, only the order details affected by that token are adjusted.

• If both multipliers change, the pay amount, estimated amount to receive and trigger rate are adjusted using both updated multipliers.

Q: How do I know if my order has been adjusted?

After the adjustment is completed:

• The order displays an Adjusted label in Open orders.

• The App sends a push notification and an in-app notification.

• The Web platform sends a browser notification and an on-page notification.

• The order details show the relevant values before and after the adjustment.

• The order details show when the order was last adjusted.

Select the Adjusted label or the relevant Learn more entry to view more information about the adjustment.
Adjustment information remains available in the order details if the order is subsequently completed, cancelled or expired.

Q: Can I cancel an adjusted order?

Yes. If the order remains open, you can cancel it using the existing order controls.

Note

An automatic adjustment keeps the order details consistent with the updated multiplier. It doesn’t guarantee that the order will be executed or guarantee its final execution value.

Market prices, liquidity, slippage, network fees and other existing execution conditions continue to apply.