Tria Launches Agentic Trading: AI Agents Trade Futures Without Access to Funds

On October 30, 2026, the Tria platform announced the launch of Agentic Trading. This is a feature that allows AI agents (programs that independently execute a chain of actions toward a given goal) to be connected to automated cryptocurrency trading. The press release names Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor.

Tria describes itself as a self-custodial neofinance platform (a service where the keys to funds remain with the user). According to the company, it has more than 600,000 users. Trading is in perpetual futures (contracts without an execution date) on the Hyperliquid and Decibel exchanges.

The key difference from the typical scheme with trading bots: funds are not transferred to a separate wallet managed by the AI. The agent connects to an existing Tria account via the Tria Trade SDK (a set of tools for integration). That is, trade execution is automated, while custody of funds remains on the user's side.

The company explains the launch by demand from traders in the closed beta. The press release also cites an Investing.com survey from April 2026: 62% of surveyed U.S. retail investors used AI for investment decisions, but only 4.5% of those who tried AI used automated trading algorithms. Tria presents its feature as a way to narrow this gap.

In practice, the user gets a combination: the AI tool forms and executes a strategy, and orders go to Hyperliquid or Decibel from their Tria account. The company offers integration instructions in the Tria Trade SDK documentation. Exactly what permissions the agent receives and how its actions are restricted does not follow from the note.

What remains unknown: the exact terms of access to Agentic Trading, volume limits and the list of supported models beyond those listed. There is no data in the source on fees, user requirements or closed beta results.