Private recurring orders
Buy or sell in equal parts on a schedule, from a private account. Each part trades on Rujira's orderbook at the best price at that moment, with no visible link to your wallet.
What the chain shows
A recurring buy from your wallet, and the same order placed with Redacted.
- Your wallet address on every part of the order.
- A buying pattern anyone can follow.
- Each part still trades on Rujira’s orderbook.
- The pattern comes from a Spending account with no visible link to your wallet.
Why it matters for recurring orders
A recurring buy from your wallet repeats the same amount from the same address, a pattern anyone can follow and trade around. With Redacted the parts come from a Spending account, so the pattern doesn’t lead back to you.
How recurring orders work on Rujira
- Set up
- Choose a market, a total amount and an interval. $1,000 over 10 days becomes 10 parts of $100, and the first part trades right away.
- Price
- Each part trades on Rujira’s orderbook at the best market price when it runs. You can set a limit on price impact, and a part that would trade too badly waits for the next interval.
- In and out
- It works for building a position and for taking profit in smaller parts. You can edit, pause, top up or withdraw at any time.
- Fees
- Rujira charges a 0.25% automation fee on funds that leave the order, when it completes or when you withdraw, on top of normal trading fees.
Source: Rujira’s documentation on CALC recurring orders.
Markets
The busiest markets on Rujira's orderbook right now.
Why Redacted works this way
Financial privacy, the way the cypherpunks meant it
In the early 1990s the cypherpunks argued that an open society needs people to be able to pay and trade without broadcasting their lives. Public blockchains made every balance and every trade visible by default. Redacted keeps the activity on-chain and the rules public, and takes the person out of the picture.
Open to anyone
Anyone with a wallet can use Redacted, with no sign-up and no identity check. The rules are public and the same for every user, and withdrawals are always open.
Proofs instead of trust
Your browser proves every action with a zero-knowledge proof. Nobody holds your keys or can spend your notes, and the code is open source for anyone to check.
Nodes decide
Independent nodes approve deposits after the checks they choose. New money waits about two hours, which makes a deposit harder to match to what you do next.
Private recurring orders, answered
What does a recurring order cost?+
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.
Can I change or stop a recurring order?+
Yes. You can edit, pause, top up or withdraw a recurring order at any time.
Is a recurring order private?+
Each part trades on Rujira’s public orderbook. With Redacted the order comes from a Spending account, so the pattern has no visible link to your wallet.
Market data from Rujira’s public API, as of 6 Oct 2026. Prices and rates change all the time. General information only, not financial advice.