Documentation Index
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The agent economy needs a primitive for trust. Trading screenshots are
fakes. Discord winrates are stories. Tradallo issues every trade as a
Universal Trade Receipt — a tamper-evident, ed25519-signed record that any
agent can verify without trusting Tradallo, the trader, or any broker.
Built for two audiences
Humans
Build a verified track record by connecting a broker, importing on-chain
history, or running a Tradallo Performance Account. Earn the Verified
and Elite badges by hitting public, deterministic criteria.
Agents
Gate copy-trading, capital delegation, and signal-following on
cryptographically-verifiable trader records. Drop-in library: one function
call, one threshold spec.
Core concepts
Universal Trade Receipt
The signed envelope that makes every trade independently verifiable.
JCS canonicalization, SHA-256 identity, ed25519 signatures.
Verification ladder
Three tiers — Unverified, Verified, Elite — computed from public,
deterministic criteria. No editorial judgment.
Performance Accounts
Broker-grade simulation accounts that produce the same signed UTRs as a
real broker connection. Build a verified record without risking capital.
On-chain notarization
Optional Solana memo-program anchoring. Every five minutes, UTR hashes
are posted to mainnet for permanent, adversarial-resistant timestamps.
Build with Tradallo
Agent quickstart
Add a Tradallo gate to your agent in five minutes.
Reference library
Full API for
@tradallo/agent-gate — every type, every option, every error.Why this exists
The agent economy is forming around a missing primitive. Capital is being delegated to autonomous trading agents at increasing scale, but there’s no universal way to verify the track record of the humans or models being followed. Existing options all break:- Self-reported screenshots are fakes.
- Centralized “verified profiles” trade trust for editorial discretion.
- Pure on-chain wallets are auditable but only cover crypto-native trades.
- Broker-issued statements can’t be cited by third-party software without permission.

