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CLI tool for Orderly Network trading - secure keychain-based authentication
CLI tool for Orderly Network trading with secure OS keychain authentication.
npm install -g @orderly.network/cli
sudo apt install libsecret-1-0 libsecret-1-dev (for OS keychain support)# 1. Create a new EVM wallet
orderly wallet-create --type EVM --network testnet
# 2. Register Orderly account
orderly wallet-register --broker-id demo --network testnet
# 3. Request test USDC (wait a few minutes for delivery)
orderly faucet-usdc <address> --broker-id demo --chain-id 421614 --network testnet
# 4. Add API key for trading (generates Ed25519 key automatically)
orderly wallet-add-key --broker-id demo --scope read,trading --network testnet
# 5. List accounts to get your account ID
orderly auth-list --network testnet
# 6. Check balance
orderly account-balance --account <account-id> --network testnet
# 7. Place an order
orderly order-place PERP_ETH_USDC BUY MARKET 0.01 --account <account-id> --network testnet
Note: The --account flag is required for all authenticated commands. Use auth-list to see available accounts.
# Account management
orderly account-info --account <account-id>
orderly account-balance --account <account-id>
# Trading - Orders
orderly order-place PERP_ETH_USDC BUY LIMIT 0.01 --price 3500 --account <account-id>
orderly order-place PERP_ETH_USDC BUY MARKET 0.01 --client-order-id my-order-123 --account <account-id>
orderly order-cancel <order-id> --symbol PERP_ETH_USDC --account <account-id>
orderly order-list --status NEW --account <account-id>
# Trading - Algo Orders (TP/SL)
orderly algo-order-place PERP_ETH_USDC BUY STOP 0.01 --trigger-price 2000 --account <account-id>
orderly algo-order-place PERP_ETH_USDC SELL TP_SL 0.01 --tp-trigger-price 2500 --sl-trigger-price 1500 --account <account-id>
orderly algo-order-list --account <account-id>
# Positions
orderly positions-list --account <account-id>
orderly positions-close PERP_ETH_USDC --account <account-id>
# Market data
orderly market-price PERP_ETH_USDC
orderly market-trades PERP_ETH_USDC --limit 20
orderly funding-rates
orderly kline PERP_ETH_USDC 1h --limit 100 --account <account-id>
orderly symbols
By default, output is compact JSON (no whitespace) for AI/programmatic use:
orderly market-price PERP_ETH_USDC
# {"symbol":"PERP_ETH_USDC","index_price":2124.82,"mark_price":2124.89,...}
Use --csv for tabular data (more token-efficient for lists):
orderly symbols --csv
# symbol,index_price,mark_price,...
# PERP_ETH_USDC,2124.82,2124.89,...
# PERP_BTC_USDC,71551.7,71551.7,...
Private keys are stored in the OS keychain:
Keys are never:
Run orderly --help for the complete command reference.
yarn dev # Watch mode build
yarn build # Production build
yarn lint # Check for issues
yarn format # Format code
yarn typecheck # TypeScript check
yarn test # Run tests
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CLI tool for Orderly Network trading - secure keychain-based authentication
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