

Trading Agents.
Simplified.
Type your trade idea. Covar builds the agent, backtests it, and runs it in practice before a cent is at stake.
Open the appBuild your own agent, or follow a proven one.
Build
For traders with an idea.
- 1. DescribePlain words, no code

- 2. TestReal history, explicit costs

- 3. PracticePretend money, clearly labelled

Follow
For everyone else. Deposit USDG into a proven agent's vault.

- Each agent gets its own on-chain vault, not a shared pool
- The creator never holds the trading key
- Withdraw anytime: your share of the positions is closed and the money follows
The creator earns a share of each winning trade; Covar takes 1% and a flat 0.10 USDG on deposits and withdrawals.
Other bots show you a backtest. Covar shows you the proof.
The AI picks only from options your strategy defines. If it errors, the agent trades its plain rules. Limits sit outside both.
The AI has to prove it helps
Every agent runs a rules-only twin side by side, so you can see whether the AI actually adds return.
It reads the setup like you do
Before a trade, the Copilot weighs what your rules found, then takes it, skips it or sizes it down — never past your caps.
Backtests that show their costs
Spread, slippage and funding are charged on every fill and printed with every run. Same strategy, same data, same result.
Nobody can run off with the keys
Trading keys live only in Covar's signer. Not with the AI, not with the creator, not in the browser.
The AI powers the brain. Your money stays with you.
Covar uses a model provider for language only. Trading funds, keys and vault assets never touch it.
Credits run your agents
Chat edits and Copilot decisions spend Copilot credits. The creation screen shows your balance before you start.
The model proposes, the engine decides
The AI suggests an interpretation; the rule engine encodes, validates and clamps it. It never writes code or orders.
Out of credits? It trades its plain rules
No key, a provider error or an empty balance drops the agent to its rules — and every draft says which engine wrote it.