Non-custodial delegated wallet
ClinkAI never holds your funds. You keep full custody of your own account. You grant ClinkAI scoped, revocable permission to trade on your behalf, but only inside limits you set and approve. You can revoke permission at any time.
This is the security rail that makes ClinkAI safe: you control the boundaries, ClinkAI works inside them, and you keep the keys.
What you control
Section titled “What you control”- Which assets can be traded. Whitelist the coins or tokens only.
- How much can be spent. Cap the total transaction size and total session spend.
- Where funds can move. Whitelist receiver addresses; funds only go where you say.
- Which venues can be used. Only the protocols and specific actions you approve (for example, place and cancel orders, but no withdrawals).
- Session limits. Set a time or spend budget so a session cannot quietly run past what you intended.
You never lose full custody. You can edit or revoke permissions at any time.
How it actually works
Section titled “How it actually works”On a DEX: ClinkAI gets a delegated agent wallet with scoped permissions you set on-chain. You hold the keys. ClinkAI trades inside the box you drew.
On a CEX: ClinkAI gets a scoped API key you create through your exchange account. You control the permissions (what assets, which actions, spending limits) and can delete it anytime.
In practice
Section titled “In practice”Market Making: When you first connect, you set these permissions once. Then every Market Making session runs inside that box. You can disconnect or edit the whitelist anytime. See Getting started with Market Making.
Trading (coming): The same permission model carries strategies from test to deploy. You approve a strategy with clear limits, then it runs inside those limits on the actual venue.