your brokerage account

two rails, and which one is yours is decided by your country, not by your agent's guess. neither rail places an order without your approval of that order.

if you are in the united states

you connect your own Robinhood Agentic account, once, from instaclaw.io/dashboard/robinhood/connect, and your agent gets a seat at your account through the broker's own agent interface. from then on it can look at your positions, research a name, and propose an order in plain words: what, how many, at what price. the order places only after you tap approve. it cannot place on its own, and it says so if you ask it to.

what does my portfolio look like today, and is there anything you would trim?

your brokerage sign-in is held in a vault on our side, never on your agent's machine, and your agent never sees your brokerage password.

if you are outside the united states

a different rail, built for you: tokenized US stocks and ETFs that trade around the clock on a public chain, bought and sold from your agent's own wallet, with standing instructions like a weekly purchase of a name you choose. it is built and not yet switched on for anyone. thirty countries in Europe are confirmed as places the tokens are available, and execution is switched on for none of them yet; when it opens it opens country by country, and your agent will tell you the honest status for your country rather than a date.

these tokens are not available in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates or any sanctioned jurisdiction, and the check that decides is on our servers, from a country you affirm, not from your agent's impression of where you are.

does it ever trade on its own?

no. on every trading venue, your agent proposes each trade and you approve it with a tap; nothing is placed without your yes, and that is the rule today. our counsel has cleared an autonomous mode, and this venue is the closest to offering it: the grant store already accepts the setting, and the switch is simply not offered yet. when it opens you turn it on in the permissions room, with the venue's own agreement and disclosures in front of you, and a chat message never turns it on. spending and approvals has the two versions of the propose-and-approve sentence and which one applies to each venue.

the disclosures

InstaClaw is an independent platform, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with Robinhood Markets, Inc. tokenized stocks are tokenized debt securities issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Ltd: economic exposure only, not equity. an AI agent can make mistakes, and you control the funds. nothing on this page or from your agent is investment advice. the same words appear wherever this rail is described, by construction, so they cannot drift.

what is switched on today?

the US rail is live and approval-first for accounts that have connected. the non-US rail is built, gated on our side, and not switched on for any country yet: thirty European countries are confirmed available and zero are approved for execution, so the honest answer for any country today is "not yet". your agent knows both rails and will never tell you that you cannot trade because the other rail is not yours.

what next

• spending and approvals: the propose-and-approve rule for every venue
• your logins: where your brokerage sign-in lives
• crypto on every chain: the wallet the non-US rail trades from