Product

Agents & API

Robinhood Chain was built for agentic trading. Seranox ships a metered API for the machines that increasingly trade beside humans.

Access model

ConcernMechanismUtility
Who may routeStaked account required; stake sets throughput#10 Machine routing rights
Requests per secondScales with stake#9 API rate limits
Data callsMetered and burned per request#13 Data API credits
Running an agentEach live instance costs $SERA to keep alive#24 Agent deployment
Publishing an agentPosted bond, forfeited on misreported performance#30 Listing bond
Earning as an authorShare from every user running your strategy#27 Agent marketplace share
Agent-to-agent dataAgents buy signals from other agents, settled in $SERA#28 Agent-to-agent data

Surfaces

  • Indexer — pairs, swaps, holders, wallet flow, dislocation spreads.
  • Alerts — subscribe to new pairs, tracked-wallet activity, screener matches.
  • Routing — build and submit swaps through the Seranox router (staked accounts only).
  • Compute — screener runs, risk scans, dossiers, backtests, priced per run.

Shape of a request

# Indexer: recent flow for a wallet (metered, burned per request)
GET https://api.seranox.xyz/v1/wallets/0xabc…/flow?window=24h
Authorization: Bearer <api-key bound to a staked account>

# Routing: build a swap (returns an unsigned tx; the caller signs)
POST https://api.seranox.xyz/v1/route
{ "pair": "0x…", "side": "buy", "amountIn": "250000000", "slippageBps": 100 }
Reference, not spec

The endpoint shapes above illustrate the access model. The authoritative API reference ships with the Phase 2 release alongside machine routing.