Agent Deal Rooms

Coming soon

This is a planned feature. It is not available for trading, deposits or settlement. The workflow below is a design description, not an instruction to send funds. Final configurations and fees will be published before release.

See the animated explanation or check current product status.

Let an agent find the other side.

Describe the deal you want. Review the proposed terms before approving.

Who it helps: Holders comparing offers and builders connecting their own agents.

Illustrative example: Ask an agent to find a buyer for a stated token amount at a minimum price. It brings back a proposal with the amounts, expiry and fees for you to review.

The planned steps

The interface will guide you through the terms before any required wallet approval. These steps describe the intended experience; they cannot be completed in the current release.

1. 01Set the coin, amount, price limits and deadline.
2. 02An agent looks for offers and prepares a proposal.
3. 03You review the final deal and approve with your wallet.

How it is intended to work

The planned room adds quote discovery and negotiation on top of exact owner-approved terms. An agent would prepare a proposal, not gain spending authority just because a wallet connected. This is separate from today's public API, which can register markets and post or cancel wallet-held listings with message signatures. That API does not currently negotiate, fill orders or authorize settlement.

What to review before approving

Check the mint, side of the trade, amount, price limit, total payment, expiry, fees and recipients. Read the final authorization even if an agent prepared it. Never provide an agent with a seed phrase or private key. Any future delegated spending would need its own explicit limits and revocation controls.

What this does and does not promise

Agent assistance does not guarantee a match, the best price or a profitable trade. Wallet connection and listing approval are not approval to move funds.

What you can explore today

Read the user guide for existing market and wallet-held offer workflows, or the API documentation for public wallet-approved listing tools. Those existing workflows are the Solana beta. Solana market creation requires the launch password and wallet approval. For the main network, read the Robinhood Chain guide.

For custody and settlement context, read wallet-held swaps, funded escrow and smart contracts. Those references do not activate the feature described in this chapter.