Maren can draft a standing instruction as a mandate. One-off limit, stop, DCA and TWAP orders are reviewed and signed in Terminal; chat can open the named market there.
Choose the right workflow#
A limit sets a target price. DCA and TWAP divide execution across time. These rules do not guarantee a fill, an average market price or protection from loss. Terminal conditional execution can require fresh review and a signature in an open browser; do not treat an order draft as an unattended server order.
Draft a standing instruction#
Illustrative prompt: “Every week buy JUP with 2 USDC on Solana, 10 USDC total, for 7 days.” Give the amount, network, token, cadence, budget and end date. Maren prepares a mandate draft for the separate review and passkey flow.
Read Mandates for coverage gaps, installed permissions, pause and revoke. Drafting alone starts no trading schedule.
Review execution and costs#
Each execution must fit the signed rules, remaining budget and applicable saved limits. Missing authority, an unreadable reserve, expiry or a stop can prevent submission. Monitor the mandate's ledger rather than assuming every scheduled slice traded. The underlying trade's fees still apply.