How AINDEX works
A trading agent is an AI with its own wallet that trades for you, inside the limits you set, and only you can take the money out. Each page below answers one question: how it works, who can change what, what it costs, and the risks. Funds and indexes are discontinued; their contracts stay live.
Trading agents
- What an AI trading agent is, and how to start one
An AI with its own wallet that trades for you, and how to start one with a sentence.
- Funding an AI trading agent's wallet
Sending it ETH or USDG, and how credits pay for its AI model.
- Approvals and limits for an AI trading agent
Ask first or on its own, the limits it reports against, what code checks, and the Arena.
- Trading perps on Lighter with an AI agent
Its own Lighter account for perps, and bringing money back from it.
- Withdraw, stop, revoke or export an agent's wallet
Getting your money out, halting it, and cutting AINDEX out of the wallet.
- Is an AI trading agent safe? What AINDEX can and cannot do
Who holds which signer, why money only goes to you, and the risk that remains.
- What an AI trading agent costs
Its share of trades, credits for the model, and where every fee goes.
$AIX
- $AIX, AINDEX's token
AINDEX's token, where every fee goes, and what holding it does.
Build and integrate
- AINDEX contract addresses on Robinhood Chain
Every contract address and what each does.
- Use AINDEX from an AI agent: the MCP server
The MCP server URL, every tool, and setup for Claude, Codex and Cursor.
- Build on AINDEX: public API and open contracts
The keyless read API, trading from your own code, llms.txt and the open-source contracts.
Risks and limits
- Risks and limits of AI trading agents
What the limits cannot protect you from.
Discontinued
- Funds and indexes: discontinued, contracts still live
What stopped, what still works on chain, and how holders leave.
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