A wallet your bot can trade from.

Issue a scoped key and your own software swaps and launches on your agent wallet without you clicking confirm — capped per transaction, capped per day, revocable the moment you want it gone.

What it can do

Exactly two actions, and you tick which: swap and launch. Your bot calls the same two-step endpoints this site calls — quote, then confirm — with the key as a bearer token. No human in the loop.

What it can never do

Move money out. Withdrawals are human-authorised only, by design, so a leaked key can trade under its caps but cannot drain the wallet. There is no third scope to grant, and one cannot be spelled into existence — an unknown action is refused rather than stored.

How it stays bounded

A per-transaction cap that may never exceed the platform’s own hard limit, so a delegated key is always strictly weaker than you at the same wallet. A daily budget counted on our side, in the store rather than in memory. An expiry, and instant revocation.

Nothing skips the guard

Every fill a key triggers goes through the same transaction guard a human’s does, and honours this deployment’s live/dry-run switch. Delegation changes who may trigger an action. It never widens what the action is allowed to do.

This is the extent of it: scoped keys to two endpoints, on a wallet you own. There is no plugin system, no marketplace and no usage billing here, and none is planned — STONKFUNBOT is a consumer product with one honest programmatic door, not a developer platform.