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# Limit Order and DCA

In upcoming releases, Anqa will introduce **automated trading tools** designed to give users more control over how and when they execute swaps:

* **Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA):**\
  Schedule recurring purchases of a target token over time to reduce exposure to short-term volatility. Ideal for users who want to build a position gradually without manually placing trades.
* **Limit Orders (LO):**\
  Set your desired price and let Anqa monitor the market for you. When the target price is met, the trade is executed automatically—no need to constantly check charts or time entries manually.

Both features will be fully on-chain and non-custodial, giving users powerful execution strategies while retaining full control of their assets. These tools will integrate seamlessly into the Anqa UI, making advanced trading accessible to all Aptos users.


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