What is a recurring order (DCA)?

A recurring order buys or sells in equal parts on a schedule, for example the same amount of Bitcoin every day, instead of all at once. This is also called dollar-cost averaging, or DCA.

Also called DCA or dollar-cost averaging.

How it works on Rujira

Each part trades on Rujira’s orderbook. You can edit, pause, top up or withdraw a recurring order at any time. Rujira charges a 0.25% automation fee on funds that leave a recurring order, when it completes or when you withdraw, on top of normal trading fees.

What a public wallet gives away

A schedule is a pattern. Regular buys from the same wallet show how much you add, how often and at what time of day, which says a lot about your income, your plans and even your time zone.

In Redacted

With Redacted each part still trades on Rujira’s public orderbook, but the order comes from a Spending account, so the pattern has no visible link to your wallet.

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Related terms

OrderbookAn orderbook lists every open order to buy or sell at a set price. A limit order waits on the book until the market reaches its price, instead of trading at whatever the price is right now.Anonymity setAn anonymity set is the group of people a given action could have come from. The larger it is, the harder it is to tell who did it.Chain analysisChain analysis traces funds on public blockchains and groups addresses into likely owners, using the public record together with outside data such as exchange records, address labels and leaks.

Updated October 7, 2026. All terms