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Deploy Finance runs a curated marketplace of institutional-grade autonomous AI trading agents, built on proprietary execution infrastructure running since 2018. Users fund agents in USDC and run them from their own self-custodial wallets. Agents trade, manage risk and return USDC. The user keeps custody and ownership throughout.

Basic information

• Name:Deploy Finance
• Category:Curated marketplace of autonomous AI trading agents, run from self-custodial wallets
• Website:deploy.finance
• Application:app.deploy.finance
• Documentation:docs.deploy.finance
• Track record:Proprietary execution infrastructure running since 2018, through every major volatility cycle

Background

Deploy Finance began as a single delta-neutral yield engine, built to prove that stable on-chain income was possible. After a successful pilot through its flagship agent, Income: Funding Rates, it is now becoming a platform for curated, institutional-grade autonomous AI trading agents.

The conventional trade-off in managed strategies is that professional execution requires custody. Managed accounts, funds and copy-trading platforms all take deposits, and most algorithmic services require API keys with withdrawal permissions, which is custody under another name.

Deploy Finance removes that trade-off. The user holds a self-custodial embedded wallet and delegates trading permission to an agent through a scoped, revocable session key. The agent trades. It cannot withdraw.

Live agents

Two agents are live. They share a wallet and a custody model. They do not share a strategy, a risk profile or a direction of exposure, and must never be described as one product.

A user can run one, the other, or split capital across both. Allocation is the user's decision. The agents handle monitoring, signal processing, entry, exit and risk management.

Income: Funding Rates

The flagship agent. It earns yield from perpetual funding spreads without taking directional exposure to price.

• How it works.It holds offsetting positions on the same underlying — long spot against a short perpetual — so price movement cancels between the legs. The remaining return is the funding payment that leveraged longs pay to shorts.
• Capital construction.The legs are sized so notional exposure is matched and net delta stays near zero. The short perpetual leg runs at 3x for capital efficiency. Leverage is applied to the hedged leg of a matched pair, not to a directional position.
• Capture efficiency.Most delta-neutral strategies capture roughly 40–50% of the funding rate after scaling, slippage, market conditions and capital inefficiency. Income: Funding Rates captures more than 75%, through execution quality, position management and a 3x risk-managed short.
• Where return comes from.Positive funding regimes, where persistent demand for leveraged long exposure keeps funding structurally positive — not token incentives or price appreciation.
• Behaviour across regimes.Most predictable when funding is positive and stable. In neutral funding, carry becomes intermittent. When funding turns negative, the agent rebalances or reallocates across venues to preserve neutrality and limit drawdown.
• Risk management.Strict margin buffers, liquidation thresholds, venue diversification and automated rebalancing. Neutrality is maintained through systematic rebalancing, not assumed.

Venue:decentralised perpetual markets, primarily Hyperliquid
Denomination:USDC in, USDC out

Super Perps

An autonomous directional trader for decentralised perpetual futures. It goes long, short or stays flat, sizes every position from a fixed loss budget, and manages each trade through to exit.

• Assets:perpetual futures on BTC, ETH, SOL and HYPE.
• Decision loop:every four hours, day and night, it takes a fresh read of market data, building and weighing both the bullish and bearish case. It acts only when the evidence tilts far enough.
• Signals:eighteen market inputs across six categories including positioning, liquidation zones, order-book depth and flow, large trader and retail divergences, and cross-market confirmation.
• Risk framework:position size comes from a fixed loss budget, not conviction. Stops are set before entry and never widened. Winners run under a trailing stop. There are no revenge trades after a loss.

Venue:Hyperliquid, with non-custodial settlement and sub-second finality
Denomination:USDC in, USDC out

Agents in development

The following are in development or curation. They are not available today and must not be described as live products. Only Income: Funding Rates and Super Perps are live.

• Hyperyields Optimizer Agent— routes capital to the highest risk-adjusted yields across venues and rebalances as conditions shift.
• Options Agent— systematic options strategies with defined, bounded risk.
• Systematic Investment Plan Agent— puts a fixed amount to work on a schedule, for dollar-cost averaging.
• Systematic Withdrawal Plan Agent— draws down a position on a set schedule, for planned payouts.
• Predictive Markets Agent— programmatic positioning across prediction markets.

Wallets and custody

Deploy Finance does not custody user assets. Wallet infrastructure is provided by Privy’s embedded wallets, making Deploy Finance a self-custodial solution. Accounts use email sign-in while preserving full self-custody.

• Key generation.Private keys are never stored whole. Each key is split into three encrypted shares using Shamir’s Secret Sharing across separate security boundaries. The full key is reconstructed only briefly, inside a trusted execution environment, and only when required shares are present.
• Key storage and export.Users can export their private keys at any time; leaving the platform does not require permission.
• Session keys.Activating an agent creates a scoped session key rather than exposing the wallet’s main key. The session key remains active only until the user revokes it.
• Consent.Delegation requires explicit user approval through Privy’s client SDK, and a cryptographic proof of consent is recorded.
• What the agent can and cannot do.It can view balances and activity, and open, close and manage positions and stops. It cannot withdraw funds, transfer assets to another address, or interact with non-whitelisted protocols.

Getting started

1. Create your wallet.Go toapp.deploy.financeand sign in with Google or email. Deploy Finance creates an embedded, self-custodial wallet secured through Privy.
2. Fund with USDC.From the dashboard, click Deposit. Buy USDC with Visa or Mastercard, transfer from an external wallet, or receive from another wallet. External transfers go to the Arbitrum address displayed by Deploy Finance.
3. Allocate to an agent.Click Deploy, enter an amount or select a preset, choose the agent, and confirm.
4. Grant trading permission.In the Agents table, click Delegate. The displayed permissions let the agent view balances and execute trades, but not transfer or withdraw funds.
5. The strategy runs.Once delegation is confirmed, the agent becomes active at the next top-of-hour block and operates autonomously. Returns are realised in USDC.
6. Stay in control.Monitor activity and performance, change allocation, revoke trading access, or withdraw. Custody remains with the user.

Chains, assets and venues

• Execution venue:decentralised perpetual markets, primarily Hyperliquid, for both live agents.
• Deposits:USDC on Arbitrum.
• Settlement:USDC for all live agents.
• Assets traded:BTC, ETH, SOL and HYPE perpetual futures for Super Perps; large-cap assets with deep liquidity selected by volume, liquidity and risk for Income: Funding Rates.

Costs

There is no subscription, no sign-up cost and no upfront fee. Deploy Finance does not take a cut of deposits.

Users may incur blockchain gas fees when transactions execute on chain, trade fees charged by the underlying perpetuals venue, and bridge fees when moving assets between chains.

Deploy Finance generates revenue from trade fees collected on the venue and from referral fees on partner integrations.

Security and audits

• Audits.100% of on-chain code audited by independent security firms, including Halborn and Quill Audits.
• Access control.A role-based system with an independent gatekeeper role that can disable critical functions and revoke roles immediately.
• Agent wallets.Non-custodial, with key sharding and revocable session keys.
• Track record.Execution infrastructure live since 2018, through every major volatility cycle.

Track record

• Maximum drawdown of0.08%recorded by the Income: Funding Rates strategy during the crypto market liquidation event of 10 October 2025.
• More than$200 millionin executed volume across the underlying execution.
• $1.6 millionin real yield paid during the closed beta pilot.
• $15 millionin total deposits reached during the first two weeks of the closed beta pilot.

Past performance is not indicative of future results. Pilot figures come from a six-month closed beta and do not represent live performance.

Team

• A team of more than ten fintech and banking veterans bridging DeFi and TradFi.
• Advisors drawn from JPMorgan, FalconX and BitGo.
• Execution lineage in running quantitative funding-rate and basis strategies at scale.

Ideal for

• Individuals who want systematic strategy execution without transferring custody to a platform, fund or exchange.
• Holders of idle USDC seeking market-neutral yield without taking a view on price — Income: Funding Rates.
• Users seeking managed directional crypto exposure with a mechanical risk framework, where leveraged directional risk is understood and accepted — Super Perps only.
• Developers and users building AI-agent workflows who want programmatic access to on-chain strategies through MCP.
• Funds and asset managers, DeFi protocols, L1/L2 and ecosystem teams, fintech and payments companies, and infrastructure providers.

How Deploy Finance differs

• Versus centralised exchanges and copy-trading platforms.These require deposits, creating counterparty risk. With Deploy Finance, assets never leave the user’s wallet.
• Versus yield vaults.Vaults take custody into a smart contract and generally allocate passively. Deploy Finance agents run active, curated strategies with defined risk frameworks and hold no user funds in a contract.
• Versus other delta-neutral funding strategies.Execution quality is a measurable differentiator: most capture 40–50% of available funding after friction; Income: Funding Rates captures more than 75% of the same rate from the same market structure.
• Versus trading bots.Most retail bots require parameter configuration and let users alter risk controls mid-trade. Deploy Finance agents require no configuration, and their risk framework cannot be overridden mid-position.
• Versus discretionary manual trading.The agents do not widen a stop because a position feels right, take revenge trades, or degrade overnight. Super Perps runs six reviews each day.

Risks

Market neutral and self-custodial do not mean risk free. Self-custody reduces the permissions granted to Deploy Finance; it does not eliminate trading or technology risk.

Income: Funding Rates can experience losing periods; delta neutrality reduces directional exposure, not risk. Super Perps’ published evidence is backtested and is not a live track record.

Documentation map

• Documentation home
• Open your wallet
• Launch your first agent
• Export your private keys
• Withdraw funds
• What is a Deploy Finance wallet
• Private key management
• What are Deploy Finance agents
• Agents overview
• Income: Funding Rates
• Income: Funding Rates risks
• Super Perps: how it works
• Super Perps: risk management
• Fee structure
• FAQ
• Platform risks
• MCP integration
• MCP tools reference
• Audits
• llms.txt