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An autonomous AI trading agent that has to earn its allocation first.

Calverix scans signals across stocks, crypto, and prediction markets inside one AI trading agent. It must clear a documented paper-trading qualification gate before it's ever allocated trading authority — and your money never leaves your own regulated brokerage and exchange accounts. Once you allocate an amount and set your limits, the AI trades that allocation on its own, no per-trade approval required.

Autonomous execution carries real risk, including possible loss of allocated capital. Self-directed software, not investment advice.

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Most AI trading agents ask for a per-trade approval, or hand an unproven model an allocation on day one. Calverix requires its AI to earn its allocation through a real qualification gate — then lets it trade that allocation on its own, inside limits you control, without ever taking custody of your funds.

How an autonomous AI trading agent works

Three steps. After that, it runs itself — inside limits you set.

  1. 01

    Multi-venue signal scan, every session

    Calverix reads price action, insider Form 4 filings, congressional disclosures, and event-contract markets across every stock, crypto, and prediction-market venue you've connected, then ranks what actually matters instead of burying you in noise. Signal coverage depends on the venues you connect and their data availability, and is provided for informational purposes only.

  2. 02

    A documented qualification gate, before it's allocated a dollar

    The AI has to clear a real, closed-trade paper-trading record before it's ever given trading authority. Nothing gets allocated on a promise, and clearing the gate is a competency screen, not a prediction or guarantee of future live performance.

  3. 03

    Allocate an amount, set your limits, and it trades on its own

    Your funds stay in your own regulated brokerage and exchange accounts the entire time — Calverix connects to them to read balances and submit orders, and never takes custody of cash. Once you allocate an amount and set your risk parameters, the AI trades that allocation without per-trade approval, bounded by a hard allocation cap, position-size limits, and a daily loss guard. Money movement — deposits and withdrawals — stays separately locked from trading permission. A kill switch stays available at any time, from any screen, as an instant override that halts all AI activity — a control that reduces certain risks but does not eliminate the risk of loss.

Your whole financial picture, one place

Link everything. See your real net worth — not a guess.

  • Every account, in one view

    Connect your brokerage and exchange accounts alongside your bank accounts to see stocks, crypto, and cash side by side instead of switching between apps to piece it together.

  • Your actual net worth, reconciled

    Calverix pulls real balances from every account you link and rolls them into one net-worth figure — not an estimate. If a number can't be verified against a connected account, it isn't shown.

  • See what the AI's allocation is actually doing to your capital

    Because trading accounts and bank accounts are linked in the same place, you can see exactly how the AI's allocation and any manual trades are affecting your total investing capital and overall net worth — in context, not in isolation.

  • Read-only where it matters

    Linking an account gives Calverix permission to read balances and, where you've explicitly enabled it, submit orders or transfers on your behalf — it never gives Calverix custody of the underlying money, in trading accounts or bank accounts alike.

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Built for control, not hype

Three safeguards you can actually verify — and their limits.

  • A qualification gate, not a promise

    The AI has to clear a real, closed-trade paper-trading record before it's ever given trading authority — a hard-coded gate, not a marketing claim. It screens for demonstrated competency in simulation; it does not predict or guarantee how the AI will perform with real money in live market conditions.

  • Hard boundaries, not open-ended autonomy

    Autonomous means no per-trade approval — it doesn't mean unlimited. Every allocation is capped, position sizes are limited, and a daily loss guard halts trading automatically if losses hit a set threshold. The kill switch is a separate, instant override on top of those boundaries, available at any time from any screen. None of these controls can eliminate market, execution, or technical-failure risk.

  • Never in custody, always reconciled

    Your funds stay in your own regulated brokerage and exchange accounts — Calverix connects to them to read balances and submit orders, and never takes possession of your cash. Every balance and return you see is reconciled against those actual accounts; if a number can't be verified, it isn't shown, and none of it is a projection of what your account will do.

Where this actually stands apart

The AI trading category is crowded.
This part of it isn't.

  • Most AI trading agents still ask for per-trade approval. This one earns its allocation first.

    Across this category, most AI trading agents and copilots require you to confirm every trade before it executes. Calverix takes the opposite structure: the AI has to prove itself in a documented paper-trading qualification gate before it's ever given autonomous trading authority over an allocation — and even then, it never takes custody of the underlying funds.

  • True three-venue coverage — stocks, crypto, and prediction markets — is still rare.

    Very few AI trading agents genuinely span equities, crypto, and prediction/event-contract markets inside one system. Most tools cover one asset class well and bolt on the others.

  • A real graduation requirement, not a toggle you switch on.

    Most tools let you connect a broker and go live in minutes. Calverix's AI has to clear a closed-trade paper record before it's ever handed autonomous trading authority — a gate, not a setting.

  • Numbers you can actually check, never invented.

    Every balance and return is reconciled against your real connected accounts. If it can't be verified, it isn't shown, and nothing here is a promise of what those numbers will look like for you.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

What is Calverix?

Calverix is an autonomous AI trading agent that scans signals across stocks, crypto, and prediction markets. It is self-directed software, not investment advice, and never takes custody of user funds — money stays in your own regulated brokerage and exchange accounts.

Does the AI really trade without approval?

Once you allocate an amount from your own brokerage or exchange account and set risk parameters, Calverix trades that allocation autonomously without per-trade approval, bounded by a hard allocation cap, position-size limits, and a daily loss guard. A kill switch is available at any time.

What is the paper-trading qualification gate?

Before the AI is given trading authority, it must clear a documented, closed-trade paper-trading record. This is a competency screen, not a guarantee of future live performance.

Where does my money actually sit?

In your own accounts at your own regulated brokerage and exchange. Calverix connects to read balances and submit orders within your limits; it cannot move money in or out — deposits and withdrawals stay separately locked.

Is this risk-free?

No. Trading involves substantial risk, including possible loss of all allocated capital. Past or simulated performance does not guarantee future results.

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