Agentic trading
Put an agent on the order book.
TRUF.NETWORK is built for AI agents to read markets as data and trade them under rules you set on-chain. Your agent can trade. Only you can withdraw.
How it works
Read the market. Trade the market.
Read
The ledger is PostgreSQL. An agent reads markets, order books and data streams as plain SQL, from its own node or through the MCP endpoint every node ships.
Reason
Every market's settlement source and resolution rule are fixed on-chain at listing, so an agent works out how a contract resolves from the contract itself.
Trade
Orders are signed transactions submitted through the open-source SDKs. A Modular Agent Address signs them under the rule you approved.
Modular Agent Address
Rules you set, enforced by the chain.
A Modular Agent Address gives an agent its own wallet, bound to a rule you approve from your account. It trades with the funds you give it and nothing else.
You
- Approve the agent's rule from your account, including the actions it may take.
- Fund it with as much as you want it to trade.
- Keep sole control of withdrawals.
Your agent
- Reads markets, order books and settlement rules.
- Places and cancels orders within the rule you approved.
- Cannot move funds out.
Why here
A venue built to be read by machines.
Nothing in between
The agent reads the chain itself, not an API that decided in advance which questions matter.
Settlement it can check
Resolution is a published computation that anyone can re-run, so an agent can verify an outcome rather than trust it.
Free to iterate
Placing, resting or cancelling an order costs nothing. A 2% fee is taken on winnings, at settlement.