Aura uses a central limit order book (CLOB). Prices are shown as probabilities (0–100%), and liquidity comes from limit orders posted by traders and market makers. When you place a market order, it fills instantly against the best available orders on the book. When you place a limit order, you choose your price and your order sits on the book until someone matches it (or you cancel it).Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://aura-4ecab767.mintlify.app/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Buying outcome shares
Navigate to your desired market
Select the market you wish to trade from the Aura homepage or search
results.
Choose order type
- Market order (instant fill)
- Limit order (set your price)
Enter how much USDT (collateral) you want to spend (or the share
quantity you want). The order fills immediately against the best
available asks on the order book. Your final average price depends
on available depth.
Selling outcome shares
Choose order type
- Market sell (instant fill)
- Limit sell (set your price)
Sells immediately into the best available bids on the book. Your
average fill price depends on book depth.
Parlay bets (multi-leg trades)
- Multiple legs — select 2 to 5 different market outcome positions (legs) to include in one parlay bet.
- Combined odds — the odds of each leg multiply together, yielding a combined payout that can reach up to 50× the original stake if all legs are correct.
- All-or-nothing payout — every leg must win for the parlay to pay out. If any leg fails, the parlay is lost and no payout is given.
- Dynamic odds — parlay odds reflect the live order book at the time you place the bet. As legs are added, the overall odds shift based on available liquidity and prices.
Understanding fees
A 2.5% trading fee is charged in USDT on executed volume. The fee splits between the market creator and the protocol treasury:| Slice | Recipient |
|---|---|
| Creator share | A tier-scaled cut (1–30%) goes to the market creator. |
| Treasury | The remainder funds liquidity rewards, dispute incentives, referral payouts, and protocol development. |
- Referrals — when a trader uses a referral link, the referrer earns 10% of the treasury share of that trader’s fees.
- Dispute resolution — voters who decide disputed markets are rewarded through a separate slashing mechanism. See Resolution & Disputes.
Spreads & slippage
- Spread — the gap between the best bid and best ask on the book.
- Slippage — when a trade consumes multiple price levels due to limited depth.
Potential returns
| Market resolves YES | Market resolves NO |
|---|---|
| Each YES share pays 1 USDT | Each NO share pays 1 USDT |
| All NO shares expire worthless | All YES shares expire worthless |
Collateral & settlement safety
Buy orders lock USDT collateral based on the order’s price and size. If an order is partially filled or canceled, any unused locked USDT is refunded immediately.TL;DR
- Central limit order book — bids and asks form 0–100% probabilities.
- Market orders cross the book; limit orders provide liquidity.
- 2.5% USDT fee on executed volume, split between creator and treasury.
- 1 USDT per winning share at settlement.
- Up to 50× payout on 2–5-leg parlays.

