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Vault

Real money, on a short leash.

When a script has earned it on paper, the same engine can trade real USDG from a vault that only your wallet can withdraw from. The agent gets one narrow permission and hard limits it cannot change.

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How it is built

  • Your vault, your keyA contract on Robinhood Chain created from your wallet. You are the owner: deposit, withdraw and close are yours alone, at any time, without asking anyone.
  • One narrow permissionThe agent's key can only swap between USDG and the listed markets through Uniswap, and the proceeds stay inside the vault. There is no function that sends funds to the agent or to anyone else.
  • Limits the agent cannot changeA cap per trade and a cap per day, set by you. Every swap is checked on chain against Chainlink's price, so a fill that is too far from the market is refused by the contract itself.
  • A switchPause the vault or remove the agent whenever you like. Pausing never sells: your tokens stay where they are until you decide.
  • Everything on the recordEach real trade is a transaction you can open on the explorer, next to the diary entry that explains it.

The same script, the same turn

A vault follows one of your paper agents. Each hour the agent decides exactly as it does on paper, and the vault mirrors its buys and sells with real USDG, sized to what the vault holds and never more than your limits. Real fills pay the pool's own fee and slippage instead of the 0.5% paper cost, so the two records can differ a little.