Smart Contracts
Smart contracts are how trust gets compiled. For a trading platform they're load-bearing — the agent's permissions, your fee schedule and your stop-out level all live in code you can read.
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Per-account rule set
When a client activates AI Enhanced we deploy a per-account contract that fixes three things in immutable form: the agent's allowed actions, the performance fee, and the hard stop that triggers an automatic flatten. We can't reach past it. A future bad release on our side can't either.
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Contract risk is scored
We treat contract risk as a first-class line item. Every protocol the agent touches is graded on audit history, bug-bounty depth, time-since-last-incident and upgradeability surface. Anything single-signer-upgradeable is excluded by default.
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Where this matters most
Contract logic is doing more work in this market every quarter, not less. Where we lean on it:
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Execution rules enforced in code
- 01Custody-light execution: trading-only permissions enforced on-chain rather than off-chain promises.
- 02Performance fees that settle on realised P&L only, written into the contract before the first trade.
- 03Liquidations that follow a published curve — no discretionary intervention by us or by anyone.
- 04Bridge routing where the bridge has an active proof system, not just a multisig.
- 05DeFi yield deployment where the protocol's fee accrual is enforceable, not advertised.
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Fresh review after code changes
The agent never opens a position whose protocol has changed material code in the last forty-eight hours without a fresh review. That rule has saved client capital more than once.
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Permanent read access
Read access to your contract is permanently open. Our position is simple: if you can't inspect what your platform is allowed to do with your money, you don't have a platform — you have a story.
