A mandate per AI client
Choose the assets, symbols, order types, trading hours, and short-selling permissions for one connected client. A different client receives a different mandate.
VNTAR support · agentic trading
AI trading authority, with boundaries that hold.
VNTAR lets you authorize an AI client to act in your existing brokerage account without giving it a blank check. You set the mandate; VNTAR and the broker enforce it.
Your controls
Designed to make direct-account automation governable.
A separate account can limit the blast radius. VNTAR instead limits authority at the client, strategy, instrument, and budget level—then keeps a complete record of what happened.
A bounded agent budget
Set a per-order estimate, a daily agent budget, and a maximum number of open positions. VNTAR checks those limits before it submits the request to the broker.
A visible decision trail
VNTAR records approvals, mandate updates, rejected requests, submitted orders, cancellations, and position exits so account activity can be reviewed.
A real stop control
Stop full control at any time. VNTAR immediately revokes full-trading grants for every connected AI client while preserving research-only access.
How it works
Control is layered—not a one-time handoff.
Giving an AI client full control does not remove VNTAR or broker protections. Every order still takes the same secure server-side route.
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Start with research
An AI client can read only the VNTAR data you approve: account context, positions, orders, trades, market snapshots, and order previews.
2
Enable full control
With an active brokerage account, acknowledge the risk in Settings and enable agentic trading. This does not approve an AI client by itself.
3
Approve one AI client
During the secure VNTAR consent flow, grant full control to a specific connected client. Each connection has its own server-enforced mandate.
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VNTAR evaluates every request
A requested trade must satisfy the mandate, pre-trade checks, account eligibility, buying-power checks, disclosure requirements, and the broker’s own controls.
Standards and supervision
Built around risk-control practices.
VNTAR’s mandate, budget, audit, monitoring, and stop-control design reflects widely used automated-trading control themes. It does not represent a finding of regulatory compliance or legal advice.
Before you enable it
Choose the smallest mandate that can do the job.
- Start with research or a narrow ticker list before enabling broader authority.
- Use a budget you can monitor and disable access if activity is unexpected.
- Review each connected client and revoke full control you no longer need.
- Remember that market, execution, model, and connectivity risks can still occur.