Trading
Order states
What each status in Your orders means, and what to do about it.
Your orders in the app lists every order your wallet has signed, newest first, with the batch it belongs to, what you paid, your limit, what you received and its status.
#Statuses
| In the app | Collector status | What it means | What you can do |
|---|---|---|---|
| Held | OPEN | Your order is in a batch that hasn’t committed yet. | Wait, or cancel it on chain. |
| Filling | OPEN | The batch committed and your fill is on its way. | Wait. Fills usually land within seconds. |
| Filled | FILLED | Your whole order filled at the batch price. | Nothing. The output is in your wallet. |
| Part filled | PARTIAL | Part of your order filled. You allowed partial fills. | Place the rest again if you want it. |
| Not filled | UNFILLED | The batch cleared without your order, usually because the price fell outside your limit. | Place again, perhaps with a wider limit. |
| Batch failed | RECOVERABLE | The winning solver didn’t finish settling. Its bond was slashed. | Place again. Anything that didn’t fill never left your wallet. |
| Cancelled | CANCELLED | You cancelled the order’s nonce on chain. | Nothing. |
| Dropped | INVALIDATED | The order can no longer fill: the allowance was revoked or replaced, your balance fell below the order, or the nonce floor moved past it. | Fix the cause, then place it again. |
| Nonce used | NONCE_USED | The order’s nonce was already used by a different signed order. | Place it again; the app picks a fresh nonce. |
#Reading a row
- Batch links to that batch on the stage, so you can see where your string sat against the bridge.
- Received shows the output and the effective price once a fill lands.
- Place again fills the ticket with the same side, amount and limit, for you to adjust and sign for a new batch.
- Cancel on chain appears while an order is held. See Cancel and revoke.
#Where the status comes from
The collector updates statuses from finalized chain state: the batch account, and the nonce receipt the program writes for every order it fills or cancels. A receipt is permanent, so a filled or cancelled nonce can never be used again.