In development. Being tested on paper, with no real money, before our first user trades through it.
Limits your AI can't talk its way past.
Bordie is the limits layer for AI agents that trade. A person sets the limits. Plain code, with no AI in the check, looks at every order your agent sends and allows it, holds it for that person, or blocks it with a reason.
What it does today
- Your agent sends its orders to Bordie, not straight to the broker.
- The limits are signed with a passkey by a person, never set by the agent.
- During a slide from the account's high, big buys wait for a person to say yes.
- A halt stops the account and cancels its open orders. It never sells.
- Only a person can restart a stopped account.
- Every decision is sealed into a record before the order reaches the broker, and anyone can check that record offline.
- Bordie holds the broker key. Your agent never sees it.
- Apps can show what is waiting for a person in their own screens, then hand the decision to Bordie's page.
Three questions builders ask
- Does it slow my orders down?
- Each order makes one extra hop to Bordie inside the same cluster. We don't quote a timing we haven't measured.
- Who holds my keys?
- Bordie holds the broker key. Your agent holds only its own Bordie key, which can send orders to Bordie and cannot reach the broker.
- Can I see it work?
- Yes. Ask for a walk-through on a call.
Who uses it
Our first user is our founder's own fund. Bordie is built for teams building trading agents, for brokers and exchanges opening their doors to agents, and for apps that let people trade with one.
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