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# Managing Orders
#### **Managing Orders with Crypton Super Bot**
To check your Limit and DCA orders, follow these steps:
**Option 1: Overview Orders:**
* To view all active orders for a token, press **"Limit/DCA Orders"** in the main menu and select the desired token.
**Option 2: Return to the Contract:**
* Go back to the contract you are trading or paste the contract address again. This will display the token information.
* Click on **"Manage Orders"** to see your pending orders, including limit orders and DCA orders. Choose the wallet you wish to see the orders from.
**Cancel Orders:**
* To cancel any order, press **"\[Cancel]"** next to the order you wish to cancel. The bot will notify you of the successful cancellation.
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