# v1.1 Update

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### Introduction

The Gradient will shortly be undergoing a series of updates. These new implementations to the platform are designed to complete and enhance the user experience when trading through the Gradient, as well as ready the protocol for its full release, which includes the permissionless trading of all pairs. These updates and their specifications are detailed below.

#### Support for UNI-V3 Token Pairs.

The v1.1 Update includes support for the off-market, price-impact free trading of UNI-V3 pairs. This allows traders access to an entire new market of tradable pairs, and contributes to readying the platform for its full release, including permissionless pair tradability.

#### Implementation of Auto-Fallback&#x20;

When enabled by the user, the Auto-Fallback feature automatically routes the remainder of a trader’s order through Gradient’s native DEX aggregator should their TTL (Time-to–Live) expire before complete fulfillment. This implementation provides greater flexibility to traders on the Gradient, as well as a smoother user experience when trading.

#### Displaying of the amount saved on each trade.

In the “My Orders” tab of the Gradient, users will be able to view the amount saved as compared to DEX pricing in real time for each individual order. This update provides traders with a real-time view of the benefits permitted by off-market, price-impact free trading.

#### Cumulative amount saved.

In conjunction with the displaying of the amount saved on each trade, the Gradient platform will also display to users the cumulative amount saved as compared to DEX pricing over the lifetime of the trader’s wallet. This provides traders with a comprehensive view of the long-term benefits of price-impact free trading.


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