Event-driven trade automation for tokenized equities on @Solana.
Watch a sentence become a trade
A live look at Writ: it reads your plain-English instruction, arms within a capped allowance you control, watches the trigger, and executes on-chain — straight into your own wallet.
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Event-driven
Fires on earnings, price moves, and portfolio thresholds — not just limit orders.
Non-custodial
Your keys, your coins. Writ draws only against a capped allowance and settles to your wallet.
Plain English
Write what you mean. Writ parses it into a rule and shows you exactly what it understood.
On Solana
Routed for best price with fast, low-fee settlement and slippage caps you set.
How a sentence becomes a writ
A writ is a written command that carries force. You write the command; Writ makes it binding and executes it — nothing runs until you confirm.
Write
Type what you want in plain English. No scripts, no dropdown mazes.
Confirm
Writ shows you the exact structured rule it understood. You approve it — or edit a word.
Authorize
Grant a capped, revocable spending allowance once. Writ can never exceed it.
Watch
Writ monitors your trigger, paying per call for market and event data in USDC.
Execute
When your condition fires, Writ routes the trade on-chain — into your own wallet.
Notify
You get the receipt the moment it happens. Pause, edit, or revoke anytime.
Automation that reads the real world
Not just limit orders. Writ acts on events — earnings, price moves, portfolio thresholds — the moment they happen.
Non-custodial by design
Writ never holds, pools, or routes your funds. Every trade settles back into the wallet you control. Your keys stay yours.
A capped allowance you set
Authorize a spend limit once. Writ draws only against it, only when a rule fires. Adjust or revoke in one click.
Event-driven triggers
Earnings beats, price dips, portfolio drawdowns, recurring schedules — conditions the market can't express as a simple limit order.
Plain English, confirmed back
Write what you mean. Writ parses it into a rule and shows you exactly what it understood before anything is armed.
Pay-per-call data
Market and event data is metered per request in USDC — predictable cost, no standing subscriptions to forget about.
Executed on Solana
Routed across Solana liquidity for fast, low-fee settlement with slippage limits you set — so an automation you aren't watching still fills sensibly.
Four sentences. Four standing orders.
These are examples of what you can instruct — each one becomes a rule you confirm, arm, and revoke on your terms.
“If NVDA beats earnings, buy $20 of the tokenized share and text me.”
“Buy $100 of SECZ if it dips 5% this week.”
“DCA $50 into SOL every Friday.”
“If my portfolio drops 10%, move to stables.”
Your funds never touch Writ.
Custody is the whole point. Writ is a thin execution layer — it can act within a limit you grant, and nothing more.
You grant a capped allowance
A spend limit in USDC, with an expiry if you want one. You set it; Writ operates inside it.
Writ draws only on a fire
No standing access, no sweeps. Each draw is bounded by what's left of your cap.
Assets land in your wallet
What a rule buys settles to the wallet you control — never an account owned by Writ.
Revoke in one click
Close a single rule or the whole allowance whenever you like. The authorization simply ends.
Writ can spend up to what you set — never a cent more.
Built on live Solana infrastructure
Writ is an orchestration layer over rails that already exist — it composes them so you don't have to.
Questions, answered
No. Writ never holds your funds. You grant a capped, revocable allowance in USDC, and Writ can only spend within it — anything it buys settles straight to the wallet you control.
Be first to write a rule.
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