Overview
Veyra helps you turn an investing idea into a set of explicit rules, test those rules against the past, practise them on live prices, and only then decide whether to act. An AI agent can do much of the routine work for you, but it never acts on its own.
There are three ways in: start from a Veyra strategy in Discover, build your own in Studio, or describe a goal to the Agent. Every route ends the same way: with a proposal you can read line by line, and a signature that only you can give.
Discover
Discover is a library of strategies with nothing hidden. Each strategy page shows:
- Holdings and weights — what it owns and in what proportion.
- Rules — contributions, rebalancing, caps and conditions, written out in plain language.
- History — a backtest drawn against a benchmark, with the worst drawdown shown before any return.
Discover shows strategies written by Veyra, one per template. Each is backtested on onchain prices and tracked live on paper from the 6 November 2026 close, fees included; Veyra does not invest money in them. They are not recommendations. Publishing your own, sorting, side-by-side comparison and following authors are planned. Browsing never requires a wallet.
Studio
Studio is where you compose and test a strategy. You pick tokenized stocks and ETFs, set their weights, schedule contributions and rebalances, and replay the whole plan against historical prices with costs included.
- Every save creates a new version, and you can restore any earlier one.
- Strategies stay in your browser. Nothing is published; you can export a strategy as a file and import it elsewhere.
- A live rules check runs as you edit, against limits you set: maximum per asset, maximum per month and minimum to start.
- Simulations never peek ahead: a decision made on one day can only use information available that day. See Methodology.
Templates
Every Veyra strategy starts from one of five blueprints. You fill in the assets, weights and rules.
| Template | How it behaves | Veyra strategy |
|---|---|---|
| Buy & hold | One purchase at the start. No rebalancing afterwards. | Five large-cap names, bought once |
| Dollar-cost averaging | The same amount invested on the same day each period, whatever the market does. | $150 every month into an index ETF |
| Fixed weights | A basket kept at the percentages you chose, topped up with each contribution. | 40 / 30 / 30 |
| Scheduled rebalancing | Brought back to target on a calendar, optionally only when drift exceeds a band. | Quarterly, ±5% band |
| Rule-driven | Weights change only when a plain, visible condition is met. | If cash > 20%, invest it |
Agent
You can describe what you want the way you would say it — for example, “AI and semiconductors, $1,500, nothing over 25%, add $150 a month”. The agent then:
- writes your goal down as explicit rules;
- filters the assets that are eligible for you;
- assembles a portfolio and explains each choice;
- sends the draft to the rules engine, and stops.
The draft then gets a rules check and a backtest, and you can open it in Studio, paper trade it or turn it into an order you review and sign. The agent runs on Claude, by Anthropic: what you type is sent to it to write the draft, so leave out personal details (see Privacy). To keep it available for everyone, each connection can ask for a few drafts every ten minutes.
What the agent cannot do
- It holds no keys and has no spending power over your wallet.
- It cannot sign, and it cannot skip or loosen the rules engine.
- It cannot place anything onchain. Only your signature does that.
The rules engine
Every proposal — whether it came from Discover, Studio or the Agent — passes through the same fixed checks, applied the same way every time:
- Position and concentration caps, such as no single asset above 25%.
- Spending and order-size limits that you set.
- An allow-list of assets verified against each issuer’s official registry.
- A slippage ceiling, so a trade is not sent if the expected price moves too far.
If a check fails, the proposal is returned with the reason. Every decision is written to an audit log you can read.
Real orders
In Trade you can buy stock tokens with USDG, split across a strategy’s weights, or sell a token back to USDG. Veyra never holds your funds or keys: it builds the transactions, and your wallet signs and sends them.
- Quote. Each asset is priced in the deepest Uniswap v3 pool against USDG on Robinhood Chain.
- Checks. The order is blocked if a pool is missing, if the pool price is further from the live market price than your limit (1% by default, pool fee included), if it is above your maximum order size, or if your wallet lacks the tokens or the ETH for network fees.
- Simulation. The exact transactions run against the latest block before you sign, and again right before your wallet opens. If they would fail, you see why.
- Signing. At most two transactions: an approval for exactly this order’s amount, if one is needed, and one transaction holding every swap. Either all swaps go through or none does. Each has a minimum you will receive (your slippage limit, 0.5% by default) and a 10-minute deadline, enforced by the contract.
Swaps settle onchain and cannot be reversed. Before your first order you confirm that you are eligible and that the decision is yours. Quotes, simulations and every order are kept in a log in your browser.
Signing and control
Before anything goes onchain you see a full preview: each transaction, the contract it calls, its data and its estimated network fee. You sign from your own wallet, watch each confirmation, and can back out at any point before signing.
- Veyra asks for the smallest approval an order needs, never an unlimited one.
- Veyra never asks for your seed phrase or private key — not in the app, not by email, not in support chats. Anyone who does is not Veyra.
Three kinds of number
Veyra keeps three kinds of result apart and labels each one:
| Label | What it means |
|---|---|
| Backtested | The rules replayed on past prices, with estimated fees and slippage. |
| Paper | The rules running on live prices with pretend money, from the day you start. |
| Onchain | Real results, shown only together with the transactions that prove them. |
One is never passed off as another.
Wallets and networks
Veyra is designed for tokenized stocks and ETFs on Robinhood Chain first, and built in modules so other networks can be added later. You can use an EVM wallet you already have.
Connecting a wallet is optional. The Wallet page only reads the stock tokens an address holds on Robinhood Chain. Your wallet is asked to sign only in Trade, for transactions you have reviewed. Strategies and paper portfolios are saved in your browser without a wallet. Browser wallets that support EIP-6963 or window.ethereum work today; WalletConnect for mobile wallets is planned.
Eligibility
Which assets you can access depends on the issuer, where you live and the asset’s trading status. Stock tokens are not offered to US persons, and Veyra does not build real orders from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Switzerland or countries under sanctions. You are responsible for following the rules where you live. Tokenized stocks carry risks ordinary shares do not — see the risk notes.
Is there a Veyra token?
Yes: $VEYRA, on Robinhood Chain. The only official contract is 0x7ec41b11ff3ab5b27536b1fb3737ceb135a265e7, published only on useveyra.fun and @useveyrachain. You don’t need $VEYRA to use Veyra, and nothing on this site is investment advice. Treat any other “Veyra token” as a scam, and report it to support@useveyra.fun.