FlowTradeLimits it checks before every trade. One press to pause.
Most of what protects your money is what FlowTrade refuses to do. Here is each guard, what it does, and where it lives.
Three limits, yours to set.
You choose them. No agent can change them. FlowTrade checks them before every trade.
A trade that could lose more is refused.
At your daily limit, no new trade until midnight.
Under your floor, it stops trading to protect what is left.
Examples with made-up amounts.
Every order is checked twice, by two programs that don’t trust each other.
FlowTrade builds each order and checks it against your limits. Then a second, separate program on your Mac, the signer, checks it again with limits of its own before it signs. A fault in one can’t widen a limit the other holds.
The signer only listens on your own Mac, never on the internet, and it starts switched off each time.
The key to your money never leaves your Mac.
The key to your FlowTrade wallet is kept in your Mac’s Keychain. FlowTrade’s window never holds it. The signer reads it when it is switched on and keeps it only in memory: never written to a file, never logged, never sent anywhere. There is no FlowTrade server holding your money or your key.
Money only moves with your touch.
Moving money to Hyperliquid, taking it out, saving the place it goes, giving an AI agent more freedom: each asks for your Touch ID. On a Mac without Touch ID, your Mac’s password.
Money can only go out to the one place you saved, and a new place can receive money 24 hours after you add it. One withdrawal runs at a time. No agent can reach any of this.
- Add money: one press, with Touch ID, moves it to Hyperliquid.
- Take money out: Touch ID, then four steps you can watch.
- A new place for your money: Touch ID, then a 24 hour wait.
- More freedom for an agent: Touch ID, every time.
Pause is on every screen, and in your menu bar.
One press stops every new trade right away. Exits already set on an open trade stay in place, so an open trade keeps its protection while you think.
Press the key: this page stops moving too.
Trading is on. Real money, until you pause it.
If part of FlowTrade stops, it is restarted.
A small watcher on your Mac restarts anything of FlowTrade’s that stops, and tells you in plain words what it did and when.
Open trades keep their exits.
The exits wait on Hyperliquid, not on your Mac. While your Mac is off, nothing new starts; a trade already open can still close at one of its exits.
It says so.
A refused trade, a limit reached, a restart, a gap in FlowTrade’s own record: each is written in History, in plain words.
Limits only matter if you understand the risk.
Read what can still go wrong, in plain words, before you decide anything.