01Scale
The largest swarms
The highest agent count available, each holding its own exclusive share of the market, so the fleet covers more at once without agents competing.
Fit
Who this is for, and who it is not.
Being direct about this saves everyone a call.
A good fit
- Desks that already trade digital assets and want coverage they cannot staff.
- Teams with their own risk framework who need limits to match it.
- Operations that will pull activity into their own systems rather than read a console.
- Anyone who requires custody to stay on their side. It always does here.
Not a fit
- Anyone looking for a promised or guaranteed return. We will not quote one.
- Anyone who wants us to hold the assets. We do not, on any plan.
- Anyone who needs the method disclosed before committing.
- Capital that cannot absorb a losing day. There will be losing days.
Scope
What the enterprise plan adds.
Not a different product. More of it, wired into yours.
02Limits
Bespoke risk envelope
Position ceilings, loss floors and concurrency set to your framework rather than chosen from a dropdown — including the ability to vary guardrails your mandate requires varied.
03Access
Programmatic everything
Scoped API credentials for your own systems: read state, drive controls, pull the full activity record on your own schedule.
04Models
Model selection
Choose which predictive models hold allocation, rather than letting measured performance decide it for you.
05Identity
Federated sign-in
Single sign-on through your own identity provider, so joiners and leavers are handled where that already happens.
06Service
A named person
Not a shared inbox and not a ticket queue. Someone who knows your configuration and answers about it.
Integration
Your systems stay the system of record.
Most desks already have risk, reporting and reconciliation they trust. The agent is a source of activity for those systems, not a replacement that asks them to move.
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Pull, don't wait
Query state and activity whenever you want it, at whatever frequency your own systems run at.
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Per-fill detail
Every action individually, with result, latency, venue and time — not a daily aggregate you have to take on trust.
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Revocable in one action
Every credential is named and individually revocable, and every use is logged against the key that made it.
Standards
What we will commit to in writing.
And, just as usefully, what we will not.
01
Custody never changes hands
Non-custodial on every plan, including this one. There is no enterprise arrangement in which we hold your keys, and we will put that in the agreement.
02
Your limits are contractual
The risk envelope we agree is the envelope the system enforces. If you need that stated as an obligation rather than a setting, we will state it.
03
Your record is portable
Your activity is yours and exports cleanly. We will commit to that in writing, because a retention advantage built on friction is not one worth having.
04
No performance commitment
We will not contract to a return, a hit rate or a Sharpe. Anyone who will is describing something other than autonomous trading, and you should ask them what.
05
No method disclosure
We will not disclose how the agent finds or acts on opportunities, under NDA or otherwise. That is firm, and it applies to every plan.
Plans
Where Enterprise differs.
The risk controls and the custody model are identical on all three. What changes is scale and how far it reaches into your stack.
| Capability | Basic | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agent swarms | Small | Large | Largest |
| Networks covered | Core | 15+ | 15+ |
| Predictive models | — | Included | Included |
| Choose which models run | — | — | Included |
| Bespoke risk envelope | — | — | Included |
| Programmatic access | — | Included | Included |
| Federated sign-in | — | — | Included |
| Named contact | — | — | Included |
| Non-custodial | Included | Included | Included |
| Full risk controls | Included | Included | Included |
| Immediate stop | Included | Included | Included |
Onboarding
From first call to live trading.
01
Review
We confirm what you intend to run and whether this fits. Some conversations end here, and that is the purpose of the step.
02
Envelope
Limits, roles and stop authority agreed explicitly and written down before anything is configured.
03
Configuration
Your envelope is set up with you present, and a wallet you control is connected. Nothing is left on a default to adjust later.
04
Live
Trading begins inside the agreed envelope, with the full record running from the first fill.
Yours
Custody
On every plan, without exception.
Negotiated
Risk envelope
Set to your framework, not ours.
Named
Support
A person, not a queue.
Portable
Your record
Exports cleanly, contractually.
“Our requirement was simple and nobody could meet it: cover the venues we cannot staff overnight, inside our risk limits, without us ever handing over the keys.”
Bring the envelope you intend to run.
We will tell you whether this fits before anyone signs anything, and we will not quote you a return to get the meeting.
Non-custodial on every plan. Trading involves risk of loss.