app.intention.xyz) is the flagship perpetual futures DEX on the Intention L1. Every order, cancellation, fill, funding payment, and liquidation is produced by IntentionKernel and finalized by IntentionBFT consensus — Intention Exchange does not implement its own matching engine or risk pipeline, it inherits both from the protocol below it. The entire lifecycle of a position is therefore verifiable by validators and users alike at the protocol layer, not at the application layer.
The trading stack is designed to feel like a top-tier centralized venue to traders, while exposing the determinism and auditability of a blockchain to integrators. Matching runs on a full on-chain central limit order book with price-time priority, sub-second block cadence, and deterministic sequencing rules.
What you can do
Place orders
Market, limit, stop-market, stop-limit, take-profit, post-only, reduce-only, IOC, FOK, and GTC orders.
Use advanced strategies
Split large orders with TWAP, ladder into positions with Scale orders, and flip direction instantly with Quick Reverse.
Manage risk
Attach take-profit and stop-loss to orders or positions, add margin, and control leverage per contract.
Understand pricing
Mark price, index price, and funding drive P&L, liquidations, and settlements — all derived transparently.
Core building blocks
- Markets and matching. Each contract has its own order book, tick size, lot size, and leverage tiers. See Markets and Order book.
- Order types and modifiers. Standard order types pair with time-in-force flags (GTC, IOC, FOK), post-only, and reduce-only to express any execution intent.
- Margin and leverage. Traders pick between isolated and cross margin modes, set leverage per contract, and can add or remove margin from isolated positions.
- Risk and liquidations. Positions are marked to the mark price, funded hourly via funding, and liquidated in tiers with fallbacks to the liquidation vault and ADL.
- Pricing feeds. Index price aggregates major spot venues; mark price blends oracle, book, and funding basis.
- Liquidity. Vaults supply on-book liquidity and absorb liquidations. See Vaults.