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Overview
Tradient connects the AI assistant you already use (Claude, ChatGPT and others) to a trading wallet that only you control. Your AI can research markets, read your portfolio and ask to trade. You see every request in Tradient and nothing happens until you sign it with your passkey. You can also trade yourself from the terminal, without an AI.
How you stay in control
This release
Getting started
- Sign in. Enter your email to get a 6-digit code, or use a passkey. A new email or passkey creates your account. Email only signs you in: if you signed up by email, you add a passkey before trading, because only a passkey can sign.
- Get your wallet. Tradient reserves your smart wallet address. It is the same address on every network Tradient supports.
- Add funds. Open Deposit (the balance button in the top bar, or your Profile), pick a network and send to the address shown. On testnet, press Get test funds instead.
- Your wallet goes on-chain by itself. When funds first arrive on a network, Tradient sets your wallet up there in the background and pays that fee. There’s nothing to sign.
- Trade. Pick a token in the terminal and use the order card on the right: one click asks for your passkey and the trade goes through.
- Connect an AI (optional). Press Assistant in the top bar and follow the steps. See Connecting an AI.
The setup guide walks you through the same steps and shows where you are.
Networks and cash
Tradient runs on two networks: Robinhood Chain and Elysium (Kinetiq’s Hyperliquid L2). Your wallet has the same address on both, but each network keeps its own balances, so funds sent on one network only appear there.
Tokens on each network
| Network | Cash | Tokens |
|---|---|---|
| Robinhood Chain | tUSDG | tWETH, tWBTC |
| Elysium | tUSDC | tHYPE, tKNTQ, tTRADIENT |
How cash works
- Cash is each network’s stablecoin. You buy with it, sell into it and pay that network’s fees with it. Your cash balance is one click away on the balance button in the top bar, and it isn’t listed as a position in your portfolio.
- Every token trades against its own network’s stablecoin. A token on one network can’t be swapped for a token on the other.
- Each token icon carries a small badge with its network’s logo.
- Moving funds between the two networks isn’t available yet; see What’s coming.
Using Tradient
Your wallet and keys
- Passkey
- Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello or a security key. It is the only thing that can sign a trade, an order or a send. Tradient never holds a key that can move your funds.
- Signs you in with a one-time code. It can never sign a trade or move funds. You can add, change or remove it in Security.
- Tradient wallet
- A smart wallet (ERC-4337, ZeroDev Kernel v3.1) owned by your passkey. It holds what you trade with, is separate from any other wallet you have, and works without Tradient (see If Tradient is unavailable).
- Recovery code
- Optional, in Security. Twelve words that can move your wallet to a new passkey if you lose yours. A recovery always waits 48 hours, you’re notified as soon as one starts, and you can cancel it from any device still signed in. One code covers both networks, and Tradient pays the fees to turn it on. Keep the words offline; anyone who has them can start a recovery.
- AI connection
- A permission you give one AI app. It never receives keys and you can remove it at any time.
Trading
Trade from the order card in the terminal, or let your AI request trades for you to sign. You can place three kinds of orders:
- Market
- Buys or sells now at the current pool price. Tradient gets a fresh quote and asks for your passkey in the same click.
- Limit
- Buys or sells when the price reaches yours. You sign once, the amount is set aside in the orders contract, and Tradient fills it when the price is there, never below your terms. Orders last up to 90 days, and you can cancel them at any time to get the amount back.
- Take profit / stop loss
- Optional on any buy. Set a price to sell at for a profit, a price to sell at to limit a loss, or both; when one fills the other is cancelled. The tokens stay in your wallet until then. A stop loss sells at most 3% under its stop price, so a sudden drop can leave it unfilled. You can edit or cancel them from the Orders tab.
Before you sign
Every order shows its full terms before you sign: what you pay, the minimum you get, the fees and the network fee. Your open orders, positions and trade history are in the terminal’s bottom panel (Performance, Orders, Position, Market trades) and on your Profile. Requests from your AI wait on Approvals, where each has Sign and Reject.
How trades settle
Trades settle on Uniswap v4 pools. Each one has a minimum amount out: if you would receive less, it reverts and nothing is spent but the network fee. Output always goes back to your own wallet.
Safety checks
Before any trade or order reaches you, Tradient’s servers check it the same way, whether you or an AI asked for it:
| Check | What it does |
|---|---|
| Tokens | Only listed tokens, matched to exact contract addresses |
| Price | Blocked if the pool price is more than 2% from the reference price, or if the reference is missing or older than 10 minutes |
| Slippage | 1% at most |
| Quote expiry | A quote is good for 30 seconds; after that you see fresh terms |
| Request flood | At most 60 new requests an hour across all your AI apps, so a runaway assistant can’t bury you in approvals |
Sending funds
- Only cash can be sent: tUSDG on Robinhood Chain or tUSDC on Elysium. To send a token’s value, sell it first.
- Only to saved addresses. Add them in Profile → Addresses. A new address can receive 24 hours after you save it, and you’re notified whenever one is added, so a stolen session can’t send your funds somewhere new right away.
- Your AI can propose a send to a saved, ready address. It waits for your signature like a trade.
- To add funds, use Deposit: copy the address or scan its QR code, and send on the network you picked.
Fees
What you pay
| What | Cost |
|---|---|
| Tradient fee | 0.25% of what you pay, on confirmed trades only |
| Pool fee | Set by the pool and paid to it (0.30% on the testnet pools) |
| Network fee | The chain’s gas, paid in that network’s cash (tUSDG or tUSDC) from your wallet, with no markup. Usually a fraction of a cent. You never need ETH or HYPE. |
| Blocked or failed trade | No Tradient fee. A trade that fails on-chain can still use the network fee. |
| Paid by Tradient | Setting your wallet up on a network, and turning a recovery code on |
| Portfolio, research and AI tools | Free |
An example
Buying $100 of a token costs $0.25 to Tradient and $0.30 to the pool, plus the network fee. Every order shows the fees before you sign. Your AI app bills its own usage; Tradient doesn’t charge for it.
AI and accounts
Connecting an AI
Add the connector
Tradient is a remote MCP server. In any AI app that supports custom connectors (Claude, ChatGPT and others), add this address, then sign in to Tradient and choose what the app may do:
| MCP address | https://tradient.mediasaya.web.id/mcp |
Permissions
| Permission | What your AI can do |
|---|---|
| See your wallet | Read your balances, portfolio, orders, trade history, prices and charts. Always included. |
| Request trades | Get quotes and request trades, limit orders, take profit / stop loss, exchange orders and sends to saved addresses. Each one waits for you. |
Approving from the chat
When your AI requests something, the chat shows a card with the terms and a link. The link opens that request in Tradient, where you sign it. The chat itself can’t approve anything.
Requirements and limits
- Connecting needs 5,000,000 TRADIENT on Elysium (see TRADIENT and AI access). On testnet, Elysium’s test funds include enough.
- Access lasts an hour at a time and renews for up to 30 days; after that the app asks you to sign in again.
- See or remove connections in the Assistant window. Removing one stops it at once.
TRADIENT and AI access
What it unlocks
TRADIENT is Tradient’s token, launching on Elysium. You never need it to trade, deposit, send or recover your wallet. Holding at least 5,000,000 TRADIENT on Elysium unlocks AI connections. It’s counted live in your Tradient wallet and re-checked while an assistant is connected. Below that, a connected assistant can still list waiting approvals, check trade status and view or cancel orders, but nothing else.
On testnet
On testnet the test token tTRADIENT stands in for it, and Elysium’s daily test funds include 5.1 million. No token sale, staking, yield or governance is offered.
Exchange accounts
What you can do
On the Exchange page you can connect an Alpaca paper trading account (crypto at real prices with pretend money) to see balances, positions and orders, and to trade there. Orders your AI requests on the exchange wait on Approvals like any other request.
Your keys
Only paper keys are accepted. Your secret key is stored encrypted and never shown again; disconnecting deletes it.
Status and roadmap
Live status
Live checks of Tradient’s API, the chain and price updates. Anything that can’t be verified shows as unverified, never as working.
What’s available
Each part of Tradient opens only after its own release check. This list comes straight from the live release register.
What’s coming
Planned, not live. Plans can change, and nothing here is available until it shows in What’s available.
- Mainnet
- Tradient on Robinhood Chain and Elysium mainnets with real assets, after an independent security review.
- TRADIENT launch
- The TRADIENT token on Elysium, replacing the tTRADIENT test token for AI access.
- Moving between networks
- Move cash between Robinhood Chain and Elysium from your wallet (for example USDG to USDC) with one passkey signature, on mainnet.
- Perpetual futures
- Perps through Lighter on Robinhood Chain, with a separate perps balance you move cash into and out of. Planned limits: 2x leverage by default and 5x at most, a stop loss on every position, and an alert when a position nears liquidation.
Reference
Test tokens and contracts
Test funds
Test tokens follow the live price of the asset they stand for (tWETH follows ETH, tHYPE follows HYPE, and so on), except tTRADIENT, which is priced by its own pool. Get test funds can be used once a day on each network:
- Robinhood Chain: 1,000 tUSDG, 0.25 tWETH and 0.01 tWBTC.
- Elysium: 1,000 tUSDC, 3 tHYPE, 500 tKNTQ and 5.1 million tTRADIENT.
Contracts
The contracts Tradient uses on each network, with explorer links:
If Tradient is unavailable
Your wallet without Tradient
Your wallet is a standard smart account (ZeroDev Kernel v3.1 on EntryPoint v0.7). It doesn’t depend on Tradient’s servers: any app that supports Kernel accounts with a passkey signer can operate it.
Moving your assets
- Note your wallet address and its details from Security → If Tradient is ever unavailable.
- Open a compatible app, choose a passkey (WebAuthn) signer, and point it at your address on Robinhood Chain or Elysium.
- Sign with your passkey and move your assets wherever you like. Do the same on the other network for funds there.
Lost your passkey
Lost your passkey instead? Use your recovery code from the sign-in window (“Lost your passkey?”).
Risks and limitations
Markets and money
- You can lose money, including all of it. Nothing here is investment advice and no returns are promised.
- Trades can settle at a worse price within your slippage limit, fail, or be delayed. Limit orders and stop losses may not fill.
- Market data, the networks and AI assistants can be wrong, slow or unavailable. Always check the terms before you sign.
Security
- Smart contracts, including Tradient’s and the wallet’s, can contain bugs. An audit, when one exists, doesn’t guarantee safety.
- Funds sent on the wrong network, or to an address you don’t control, can’t be recovered by Tradient.
- Anyone with your recovery code can start a recovery; the 48-hour wait is your chance to cancel it.
- A signed transaction can’t be reversed, and public blockchain records can’t be deleted.
Independence
- Tradient is independent and isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood, Kinetiq, Alpaca, any AI provider or any data provider.
Help and contact
Export your data
Open Activity and choose Export CSV: your activity log, or your trades with amounts, fees and transaction links.
Delete your account
Send your funds out first, then contact support from the email on your account. Support can’t move, recover or freeze funds for you.
Staying safe
We never ask for your recovery code, private key or passkey. Your wallet address is public and safe to share.
Contact support
Quick answers are in the FAQ on the home page. For anything else: