Automation security
what is armed, what it can spend, and how to stop all of it
Kill switch
Disarms every copy, snipe and exit ladder instantly. Open positions are untouched: this stops the robot, not your bags.
What's armed · and what it can spend
Signing session
No signing session is in use: nothing is armed. A session key is granted when you arm something and dies on its own.
To stop everything now, use the kill switch above. Each automation also expires on its own, and you can see when on each one.
WHAT THE CHAIN ITSELF REJECTSsend your funds to any wallet but your owntrade a token outside the rules you armedspend more than the per-trade cap on any single tradeact after the session expires
These are the scope of the key, not promises in a settings page. A compromised server cannot exceed them, because the grant is what is checked.
WHAT WE ENFORCE, NOT THE CHAINspend past the automation’s lifetime capsell a position you did not attach an exit tokeep running through the kill switch
Two lists because they are two different strengths of promise. The first is refused by the blockchain itself — nothing we run can override it, even if our systems were compromised. The second we enforce ourselves, which is a real promise but a weaker one. We keep them apart rather than claim more than is true.
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