How Agents trade, Safely

Onchain Separately Managed Accounts Run By Agents.

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Protocol

Onchain separately managed accounts. You own the account, sign the mandate, and the chain enforces it on every transaction.

Sailor

The open source harness that sets it all up: deploys your SMA, builds your permissions, and runs your strategy, entirely on your machine.

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VISION

Why we built Sail

Intelligence is now a commodity. Finance is now permissionless. Here is the whole story, in five points.

01

Intelligence is now a commodity + Finance is now permissionless.

LLMs crossed a line. At reading markets, scoring risk, and running financial strategies, the strongest models now beat most people, and they never sleep, panic, or get bored. The scarce thing is no longer intelligence. It is a safe way to put that intelligence to work on real money.

02

You have always been scared to fund your agent.

Hand an agent your keys and a single bad prompt, one exploit, or one hallucinated transaction can drain everything. So the smartest agents stay trapped in a sandbox, trading paper while real opportunity walks past. Intelligence you cannot trust with custody is just a demo.

03

It can only do what you signed.

Sail Protocol creates SMAs (Separately Managed Accounts): your own onchain account an agent can operate but never own. You define the permissions, the chain enforces them on every single action, and Sailor is how your agent drives the account, on its own limited key, never yours. Anything out of scope is rejected automatically. Custody never moves, and you can pause it in one click.

04

Personalized finance, unlocked for all.

Inside your SMA you compose any strategy you can dream up. Your agents can only ever do what you’ve permitted: every transaction is checked against your mandate, and anything outside it reverts. This is how the next era of money gets managed, for everyone.

05

Start in one prompt.

Run the install for your platform, or open a new chat with your assistant and ask it to set the package up in a new folder. Sailor takes it from there.