Tria Lets AI Agents Trade Perpetuals With Restricted Keys

TL;DR Tria announced AI-agent access to perpetual trading on October 30. Trading keys can expire or be revoked and do not authorize withdrawals. The API documentation says both supported venues use real mainnet markets. Tria has introduced a way for AI agents to open and close perpetual futures positions from a user’s account, bringing automated decision-making closer to live trading. Its October 30 announcement says dedicated keys authorize trading without granting withdrawal permission. The new feature supports Hyperliquid and Decibel. Users can limit how long a key remains active or revoke it. Whether an agent needs approval for a particular trade depends on the connected tool and how it is configured. Trading authority is already meaningful control Separating trading from withdrawals addresses one important boundary: an agent does not need permission to send the account’s assets to an unrelated wallet merely to place an order. That is a useful distinction in the design of delegated access. It still leaves the agent with authority capable of changing the owner’s financial position. An incorrectly sized trade, repeated order or unintended exposure can lose money without any withd...