Review before anything runs.
Mojo presents a strategy card for your approval. Check the venue, conditions, size and risk controls. Once approved, the plan can run unattended; your approval is permission to execute exactly that workflow.
Plate VI — Approval & control
A capable agent. A considered level of control.
Know what you are approving, see what the agent does, and understand where the limits are.
Inspect the activity.
Open any agent to see its state, the strategy you approved and every signal and action it recorded. Use the timeline to decide whether the plan still matches your intent.
Stopping is not the same as closing.
You can pause or stop an agent at any time. Existing positions remain and may need separate management, and exchange-hosted orders can stay in place. To manage an agent’s position by hand, stop the agent first, then inspect the position.
Connections have different permissions.
The wallet-based flow and a Binance exchange-account connection have different setup requirements. The Binance guide describes an eligible Portfolio Margin account, restricted API permissions and IP allowlisting. Withdrawal permission must stay disabled; funds stay in your Binance account.
Read the Binance connection guide ↗
Understand the cadence.
Strategies and boards can check on a schedule as often as every 10 minutes, and some workflows can wake on supported events. Conditions are evaluated when an agent wakes, so a brief move between checks can be missed.
Know where your risk controls live.
Hyperliquid’s native take-profit and stop-loss orders run on the exchange. Agent-managed on-chain conditions rely on the agent observing a price and placing an order. Liquidity, slippage, service interruptions and venue rules still affect execution.
Sources: Managing your agents · Product capabilities · Risk disclosure · Reviewed 7 October 2026.
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Review every plan before it runs. Watch every step after.
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