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AGI3 provides institutional clients with onchain lending, borrowing, and swap markets, reached through a verified account and a wallet that stays under your control. Two things define the platform: custody never transfers, and every action is authorized twice, once by AGI3 and once by your wallet. The markets themselves are AGI3’s, operating on onchain protocol infrastructure whose rules bind the platform.

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Custody and control

Assets never leave your custody. Every position originates from a wallet whose keys you hold, and nothing moves onchain without that wallet’s signature. Positions are opened, sized, and managed at your discretion; AGI3 executes your instructions and takes no action on a portfolio of its own accord. AGI3 controls access to the markets. It verifies the entity behind each account, screens every wallet added to a portfolio, and constructs and authorizes every transaction before your wallet signs it. It monitors open positions and issues escalating warnings as risk builds. It holds no keys, cannot move your assets, and can neither execute nor reverse a liquidation. The authorization mechanics are set out in How transactions are signed. The markets are AGI3’s own: the platform establishes each lend and borrow market and operates it on onchain protocol infrastructure. Within them, rates are set by utilization rather than administratively, each market publishes the risk parameters that govern positions in it, and solvency is enforced by the protocol itself, on the same terms for AGI3 as for its clients. Liquidation of an undercollateralized position is carried out by third parties transacting directly with the protocol.

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Account structure

An entity is the client of record: the fund, company, or individual with which the relationship is established at onboarding. An entity holds one or more portfolios, each a named book bound to a user-controlled wallet address; portfolios are typically opened per mandate or per strategy, so that performance and risk report separately. Within a portfolio sit positions, each a single supply or borrow in one market on one chain, and each standing alone: positions do not cross-collateralize.

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How actions execute

Three actions cover everything done with assets on the platform: supplying to a lend market, borrowing against collateral, and swapping between assets. Each runs the same sequence: select a market, set an amount, review the projected position, confirm, and sign in your wallet. Every confirmation carries the two authorizations described above and settles onchain. Compound strategies such as looping are constructed by you from these same actions; the platform does not rebalance, unwind, or manage positions. The patterns institutions run, and their failure modes, are documented under Strategies, and the screens are shown in the quickstart.

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Where to go next

If you are setting up for the first time, Onboarding covers the whole path from registration to first transaction, including the gates it clears along the way. If you already hold positions and want to understand the numbers on your dashboard, start with Risk parameters and Health factor.