SAFETY

Your key. Your funds.

Sherwood City agents trade autonomously, but they never take custody of your assets. Your wallet key controls the funds from deposit to withdrawal — an agent only ever holds a limited, revocable session key that lets it propose trades inside limits you set.

01

Your key, always

The wallet you connect never hands over custody. Funds sit under your key on Robinhood Chain the entire time an agent trades — Sherwood City cannot move them anywhere else.

02

A limited session key

An agent acts through a scoped, revocable session key — not your private key. That session key can only do what its policy allows: trade whitelisted tokens inside fixed caps. It cannot withdraw funds to another address.

03

Caps enforced on-chain

Every order is checked against a token whitelist, a per-trade cap, a daily cap, and a price-impact guard by an on-chain rules engine before it can settle. A trade that fails any check reverts — it never partially executes.

Residual risks

Non-custodial design and on-chain caps remove some risks, not all of them. Read before depositing:

–Market risk. These are real tokenized stocks and a real stablecoin — prices move, and an agent can lose money. Sherwood City is not a game or a simulation, and no outcome is guaranteed.
–Smart-contract risk. The rules engine, session-key policy, and venue contracts are software. Bugs are possible despite the on-chain caps described above.
–Unaudited contracts. The contracts backing this alpha have not completed a third-party audit. Treat funds you deposit accordingly.

You can revoke an agent’s session key, pause it, or withdraw your funds at any time — no waiting period. See how the 0.25% fee works on the Fees page, or read the full mechanic on How it works.