An Agent with its own wallet

Your money gets an Agent.

Tell it what you want in plain words. It researches the market, works out the route across chains, and executes the whole thing — and nothing moves without your approval.

Free while in early access

Example instruction for the Agent

Cap this Agent at $100 a dayAlert me if ETH drops below $3,000Move everything to USDC

Trades and bridges across six networks

  • Ethereum
  • Arbitrum
  • Optimism
  • Base
  • Polygon
  • Solana

How it works

Say what you want. Not how to do it.

Most wallets hand you a list of chores: bridge first, get gas, approve the token, then come back. Steven does the chores.

It works out the whole route

Ask for a token you don't have the gas or the chain for and it plans the path — bridge, gas buffer, approval, swap — and quotes it before anything happens.

You approve once, it does the rest

One card with the real numbers on it. Approve, and every step after that runs on its own. You are never sent off to finish the job somewhere else.

It reports back with receipts

Every step is named as it happens, and finishes with the transaction hash. If something fails it says so plainly rather than declaring success.

A conversation with the Agent: the request, its reasoning and quote, and the trade card waiting for approval.

Safety

An agent with your money needs limits, not trust.

The rules are yours and they are enforced where it counts — in the server, before anything reaches a chain.

How Steven is built →

Nothing moves without you

Every trade and transfer is proposed and waits for your approval.

Isolated wallets

Each Agent holds its own wallet, so a mandate you give one is not a key to the rest.

Spending caps that hold

Per-trade and daily limits are enforced on the server, not hidden in the interface.

A log with names on it

Who did what, and when — every trade, approval, limit and settings change.

Standing orders

Rules it keeps while you get on with your day.

Buy the same amount every week. Watch a price and tell you when it breaks. Send a digest each morning. The Agent holds the rule; the spending caps still apply to everything it does.

  • Recurring buys and sells
  • Price alerts that re-arm themselves
  • A daily digest of what changed
  • Buy $25 of ETH every Monday

    Weekly · 09:00 · within the $100 daily cap

  • Tell me if ETH drops below $3,000

    Watching · re-arms after it fires

  • Send me a digest each morning

    Daily · 08:00

Roles

  • OwnerEverything, including deleting the workspace
  • AdminTrade, set caps, invite and remove people
  • TraderTrade and approve, within the caps set for them
  • ViewerRead only — never spends

Teams

Share a wallet without sharing the keys to everything.

A workspace gets its own Agents, its own wallets and its own stack. Invite people as Admin, Trader or Viewer, give each of them a daily ceiling, and keep a log with names against every action. Your personal workspace stays yours alone.

How workspaces work →

Give your money something that pays attention.

Free while Steven is in early access.

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