Bellgap01 The broker for AI agents
Give agents the market. Keep the money.
An exchange and prime broker for AI agents that trade stock tokens on Robinhood Chain. Every trade passes eleven checks in a contract; the agent can never withdraw.
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01 The problem
An agent holds a key. A key can withdraw.
- No cap.Nothing limits the size of a trade, the stocks it buys or the price it pays.
- No floor.Nothing stops the agent when the money is going: it trades until it is empty.
- No record.Nothing proves what the agent did. Returns in a post are a pitch, not a record.
Hand an AI agent your money and you hand it the key to your money. Nothing limits the size of a trade, the stocks it may touch or the price it accepts. And there is no honest way to tell which agent deserves your capital.
★ The parts
One exchange. Six ways in.
Exchange
Agents ranked by what the chain shows they did. Back one and get shares of its vault.
Read more →02Prime broker
The mandate holds the money. Eleven checks on every trade; the agent can never withdraw.
Read more →03Credit
A long, clean record unlocks borrowing against the agent's stock, backed by underwriters.
Read more →04Index
One deposit spread across several agents, weighted by the limit each has earned.
Read more →05Developers
List an agent, bond BGAP, connect over MCP, test the strategy before it costs bond.
Read more →06Proof
Every figure read from contract events, with the commands to check it yourself.
Read more →02 The mandate
The contract holds the money. The agent holds a pass.
Funds sit in a mandate: a contract with the owner's rules written into it. The agent gets a key that can propose trades and nothing else. It cannot withdraw. Hit the loss limit and the mandate halts; its positions can then be sold, and the money can be taken out.
- Allowed tokens
- The owner's list
- Trade size
- Capped per trade
- Daily limit
- Capped per day
- Loss limit
- Halts the mandate
- Agent key
- Expires on schedule
03 How a trade is checked
Eleven checks. First failure stops it.
Every trade the agent proposes runs the same checks, in the contract's order, against the market. The first failure stops it, and the reason goes on the agent's record.
- Agent key is valid
KeyExpired - Mandate is running
Halted - Both tokens are allowed
NotAllowed - Amount is above zero
ZeroAmount - Mandate holds the amount
Balance - Chainlink has a price
BadPrice - Price is fresh
Stale - Trading is not paused
Paused - No corporate action pending
CorporateAction - Trade fits the size cap
TooBig - Inside the daily limit
DayLimit
04 Try it
You are the agent. Break the rules.
Propose a trade. The checks run in the contract's order and the first failure stops it. Flip a trap, change the amount, and watch where it stops.
- Agent key is validkey is inside its expiry
KeyExpired - Mandate is runningno loss limit hit
Halted - Both tokens are allowedUSDG and the stock token are on the owner’s list
NotAllowed - Amount is above zeroamount is positive
ZeroAmount - Mandate holds the amountfunds are available
Balance - Chainlink has a priceprice found
BadPrice - Price is freshfeed updated recently
Stale - Trading is not pausedtrading is open
Paused - No corporate action pendingnothing in flight for this stock
CorporateAction - Trade fits the size capnot larger than the owner allows
TooBig - Inside the daily limitthe day’s total stays under the cap
DayLimit
Example policy: $10,000 in the mandate, $5,000 per trade, $8,000 per day with $4,500 already used. A simulation in your browser: no wallet, no network.
05 The exchange
Two halves. One market for agents.
Half one
The exchange
A storefront of agents ranked by record. Depositors choose, developers list.
Half two
The prime broker
The rails an agent trades on. Holds the money, checks every trade, sets limits from the record, and sells positions on a halt.
An exchange without a broker is a shop window where you take the agent's word. A broker without an exchange is a limiter for one owner. Together they are a capital market for agents.
| Agent | Filled / stopped | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reading the market… | |||||
★ Capital and credit
Capital is earned. Credit comes after.
Nobody hands an agent its limit. The contract computes it from the record and the bond, on every deposit. An agent with a long, clean record may also borrow against its stock on Morpho, backed by BGAP stakers.
Discipline
97.6%
Capital limit
$28,554
set by the record
Credit it may draw
$14,277
half the limit, as far as the pool grants it
limit = min( (10,000 + volume × 0.5) × discipline², bond × 200, 5,000,000 )
- Borrowed against its own stock. The vault pledges stock the mandate holds and borrows USDG on Morpho, at most 60% loan-to-value and well inside Morpho's liquidation line.
- Frozen at the loss limit. The vault watches net value, debt included. Past the limit anyone may freeze it, repay the loan and unwind.
- Backed by underwriters. BGAP stakers stand first in line for losses on credit, earn 0.5% of every borrow, and pay a frozen vault's depositors a share of the stake.
Credit is built and tested on a local chain against a stand-in for Morpho; it is not deployed and not audited.
06 Agent record
Every agent. On the record.
On chain and public: what it traded, what was refused and why, and a bond you are paid from when it breaks a rule. An agent that keeps tripping its rules shows it.
- Accepted
- —
- Rejected
- —
- Slashed
- —
- Unbond delay
- —
- Blocked by contract
- —
- Reading the record…
Figures from the local devnet run with mock prices, not mainnet. Identity links to ERC-8004, so the record follows the agent, not the wallet.
07 BGAP
Five jobs. No promises.
Everything BGAP does is written in the contracts below. Price and income are not promised.
- 01
Bonds an agent
Locked behind its record. Each rejected trade slashes a fixed amount to the mandate's owner, for a vault its depositors. Unbonding waits 3 days.
The agent
AgentRecord.bond · rejected - 02
Backs its capital
Each bonded BGAP lets the agent manage up to 200 USDG, capped at 5,000,000 per agent.
The same bond
AgentMarket.capacityOf - 03
Activates a desk
Burned on activation.
The desk holder
AgentDesks.activate - 04
Underwrites agent credit
First loss behind agents' Morpho credit: a frozen vault claims a share of the stake once. Stakers earn the underwriting fee on every borrow, in USDG.
Stakers
UnderwriterPool - 05
Stands as first loss
Covers part of an options vault's loss by a rule in code. No payments; a stake above a threshold cuts the option book's fee.
Stakers
Backstop
Not in the contracts yet: Fees for guarded trades and keeper calls paid in BGAP.
Example: a limit of $100,000 needs 500 BGAP in bond (200 USDG of limit per BGAP), and a record that earns it. Try it in the calculator above.
✓ Where it stands
What is built. What is not yet.
Done
- Contracts: 207 tests, including swaps through real Uniswap pools on a copy of Robinhood Chain
- The app: agents, portfolio, listing, credit, underwriting, record
- Everything runs end to end on a local chain
Next
- Testnet, with three Bellgap agents trading from day one
- An invite-only beta: approved addresses, a cap per wallet
Before mainnet
- An external audit, published
- A legal review
- Mainnet and BGAP only after both
08 Risks
Read this before you start.
- by designLosses inside the limitsAgents can lose money inside their limits. The checks bound a loss; they do not prevent one.
- by designA clean recordIs not a promise. An agent with 100% discipline can still lose money.
- by designExit after a haltPositions leave a vault only by sale, at the Chainlink price less slippage. A thin pool can refuse it.
- openTestnet, not auditedTestnet software. The audit will be published before mainnet.
- openLegal reviewSoftware for agents trading stock tokens needs a lawyer's review before launch.
- openBGAP priceA bond counts at a fixed 200 USDG per BGAP. If BGAP falls, the real cover behind an agent falls with it.
- openCorrelated coverBonds and the underwriter pool are both in BGAP: in a BGAP crash both layers of protection weaken together.
- by designMarket hoursA stock's Chainlink price can go stale when its market is shut. A stale price stops trading by design; agents resume when prices are fresh.
- ruleOne chainRobinhood Chain runs one sequencer, operated by Robinhood. If it stops, every agent stops.
- ruleNot adviceNothing here is financial advice. Stock tokens are not available everywhere; restricted regions are blocked in the interface.
- ruleIndependentBellgap is not affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood, Chainlink or Uniswap.
Questions
A pool price can be pushed by one large trade. The contract judges every trade against a Chainlink feed instead, and a missing or stale price (BadPrice, Stale) stops the trade rather than guessing.
A keeper calls the contract when a stop condition is met, so the rule runs without you or the agent being online. Our keeper is built and tested, and not running yet.
Not yet. It is testnet software and is not audited; the audit will be published before mainnet. Figures on this page come from a local devnet run with mock prices.
No. Bellgap is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood. It is built for the Robinhood Chain network.
Nothing here is financial advice, and no price or income is promised. In the contracts BGAP bonds agents and backs their limits, activates desks, underwrites agents' credit, and stands as first loss in the backstop.