Risk limits your investors can verify.
For vault leaders, copy-trading leads, funds and prop desks running automated strategies. Every order is checked against your limits before the exchange sees it, every decision is signed, and no key can trade alone.
Private alpha.
mishmar.io/p/example-vault
limits in force
- drawdown
- 8%
- from the high-water mark, since 12 Sep
- leverage
- 3x
- gross over equity, since 12 Sep
- order_size
- $250k
- one order, since 3 Oct
- daily_loss
- $40k
- today's net loss, since 3 Oct
- last 30 days
- allow 4,812require_approval 9block 3
- rule changes
- 2 in 90 days, the last on 3 Oct
- outside trades
- none, no order bypassed the limits
- ledger
- 48,211 decisions, signed and chained
[ Why ]
When the money is someone else’s, limits are something you have to prove.
They check instead of trusting.
Every decision is signed and chained, so a depositor can verify your record. A public page for your limits and record is planned.
The strategy stays inside the mandate.
Size, leverage, drawdown and exposure are checked before the exchange sees an order. The big ones wait for you; pause or stop in one click.
A leaked key can’t trade.
Leaked API keys have drained accounts through trades. Here the exchange key is two halves, and half a key signs nothing.
[ Who it is for ]
- vault leaders
- Link your limits from the vault description. Depositors see the drawdown cap and every order it stopped.
- copy-trading leads
- Show followers the most your strategy can lose, and the record that it held.
- funds
- Limits per strategy or agent, approval for the big orders, and an audit trail for investors.
- prop desks
- The firm's drawdown and daily-loss rules enforced on every order, not checked after the fact.
Hyperliquid and Binance accounts today. Vaults and the public page are planned.
[ Early access ]
We are talking to vault leaders, copy-trading leads and funds now. Leave an email and answer five questions, and we will write to you first.