> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.moon.cx/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.moon.cx/protocol/order.md).
# ORDER
**Moon.cx** enables the creation of limit orders directly on the **TON blockchain** using smart contracts. Each order operates as an independent smart contract, ensuring complete autonomy and no reliance on other orders.
* **Maker fee:** 0%
* **Taker fee:** 0.2%
The **Maker** (order creator) pays a one-time network fee to cover blockchain costs but incurs no protocol fees. This ensures that when the order is filled, the Maker receives the exact amount of tokens at the specified rate.
The **Taker** (order executor) covers both reduced network fees and the protocol fee. Additionally, the Taker who fills the remaining order volume receives a small premium in the form of the residual TON balance from the order's address.
This structure ensures transparency, efficiency, and fair incentives for all participants.
Learn more about [**Lock Orders**](/protocol/order/lock.md) and [**Vesting Orders**](/protocol/order/vesting.md)**.**
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