AI suggestions, pay-as-you-go

The app can ask AI for a trade idea. You pick an AI Agent, give it a symbol, and it returns one suggestion you can review and act on. What makes this different from a generic chatbot call is the payment model: you pay per call, only when a paid Agent actually runs, and a bad request never costs you anything.

What it means for you

You open the suggestion sheet, pick your AI Agent, type a symbol, and optionally add some shape to the ask: a style, a strategy, how much margin you have in mind, and a leverage. You do not pick long or short. Direction is something the Agent tells you, not something you ask for.

When you submit, the Agent returns a single suggestion: a side (long or short), an entry, a stop-loss, a take-profit, a confidence score, and the reasoning and risks behind it. You can push it straight into the order ticket, where you review and confirm it. Nothing is ever placed automatically.

You pay per call, from your Agent Wallet, and only when the Agent you chose is a paid one. If you ask the same question twice in a short window, the second answer comes from a cache and costs nothing.

Choosing an AI Agent

You select one AI Agent for the request, and that Agent answers it. The app does not blend several Agents together or average their opinions — the suggestion you get is the one your chosen Agent produced, unchanged.

The request the Agent is given is deliberately small. The symbol is the only thing it needs; the style, strategy, margin, and leverage are optional shape. There is no "side" field, because side is an output, not an input — you are asking what to do, and the direction is part of the answer.

There are two Agents today. A free mock Agent is available for development and demos; it costs nothing to run. Minara is the first real paid Agent, and it charges per call.

Pay-as-you-go, and the gate that protects you

Paid AI calls are settled from your Agent Wallet in USDC, using the x402 payment standard. The balance you spend here is the Agent Balance, and it is completely separate from your trading collateral.

Before the Agent is paid for anything, the app validates the request. This validate-before-pay rule is what means a bad request never costs you money. It checks three things:

1. The symbol must be listed on the target venue.
2. The leverage must be at or under the cap.
3. Your Agent Balance must be enough to cover the call.

If any check fails, you get a clear per-field reason — which symbol, which leverage cap, the exact balance against the call price — and no Agent is called, so nothing is charged.

A repeat question is free, too. If you ask the same thing again within a short freshness window, the app returns the answer it already has instead of paying for a fresh one. Every paid call leaves exactly one entry in your history, with the answer you got and the exact cost you paid, so the two can never drift apart.

Using a suggestion

A suggestion can flow into the order ticket, but only with your hand on it. When you choose "use this suggestion", the app prefills the side, the limit entry, the take-profit and stop-loss, and applies the chosen leverage. Then it stops and waits for you to confirm. The suggestion carries no venue, no size, and no order type of its own; the trading screen fills those in against whichever venue is live, and you set the size yourself.