Tria Lets AI Agents Trade Perpetuals With Restricted Keys
Tria’s new agentic trading feature separates withdrawal authority from trading access, while its documentation makes clear that connected trades use real markets.
NewsBTC Editorial TeamNewsBTC · November 3, 2026 · 3h agoBrief · 1 min read
Tria has announced that AI agents can now open and close perpetual futures positions in a user's account, according to an October 30 announcement. The access runs through dedicated keys that permit trading but not withdrawals, and the feature currently covers Hyperliquid and Decibel. Users may set a time limit on a key or revoke it entirely. Whether an agent must obtain approval before a given trade depends on the connected tool and its settings. Tria's API documentation states that both venues operate on mainnet with no testnet option, and that the environment setting only affects where builder or treasury fees are sent. The docs also cover access to orders, fills, positions and margin data.
Why it matters: It shows delegated AI trading is reaching live markets with withdrawal rights kept separate, though trades still carry real financial consequences for account holders.
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