API & agents

The front door for machines

Robinhood Chain was built for agentic trading. Seranox ships a metered API beside the human terminal: agents route through a staked account, stake sets their throughput, and every call reports the $SERA it burned.

  • Staked account required to route
  • Rate limits scale with stake
  • Credits burned per request
Two front doors

Different throttling for machine flow

Humans get a keyboard-driven terminal. Machines get a metered API. Same router, same non-custodial settlement — different door, different limits.

Indexer and alerts, metered

Pairs, swaps, holders, wallet flow, dislocation spreads, and alert subscriptions. Each call is metered and burned in $SERA; each response says what it cost.

Routing returns an unsigned tx

Machine routing rights require a staked account. The router builds the swap; the caller signs it. Seranox never custodies funds — not for humans, not for agents.

Stake sets throughput

API rate limits and machine routing rights are access utilities: they scale with staked $SERA. No seats, no plans — a key bound to a staked account.

#9 API rate limits — requests per second scale with stake.

#10 Machine routing rights — agents need a staked account to route.

$SERA for machines

Metered, staked, and bonded

Six of the 31 utilities exist specifically for agents. None of them are subsidized by emissions.

#10 Machine routing rights

Agents need a staked account to route through Seranox; stake sets their throughput. Machine flow needs different throttling than human flow.

#9 API rate limits

Requests per second scale with stake. One key, one staked account, one ceiling.

#13 Data API credits

Indexer and alert calls, metered and burned per request. Every response reports what it cost.

#24 Agent deployment

Every running agent instance costs $SERA to keep alive. Pause it and the meter stops.

#28 Agent-to-agent data

Agents buy signals from other agents, settled in $SERA. Phase 3.

#27 Agent marketplace share

Publish a strategy or agent behind a posted bond. Authors earn from every user running it; misreported performance forfeits the bond.

Launch scope

Machines arrive in Phase 2

Data API credits ship day one. Rate limits, agent deployment, and the agent marketplace land in Phase 2. Machine routing rights and agent-to-agent data complete the machine economy in Phase 3.

From the whitepaper

Built for agentic
trading

Robinhood Chain was built for agentic trading, so Seranox is built with two front doors: a keyboard-driven terminal for humans, and a metered API for the machines that increasingly trade beside them.

Seranox whitepaper
Seranox whitepaper
Description
Front doors

Agents need a staked account to route through Seranox; stake sets their throughput. Machine flow needs different throttling than human flow.

Seranox whitepaper
Seranox whitepaper
#10 Machine routing rights
Access

Indexer and alert calls, metered and burned per request.

Seranox whitepaper
Seranox whitepaper
#13 Data API credits
Consumption

Every running agent instance costs $SERA to keep alive.

Seranox whitepaper
Seranox whitepaper
#24 Agent deployment
Consumption

Agent authors earn from every user running their strategy.

Seranox whitepaper
Seranox whitepaper
#27 Agent marketplace share
Earning

Agents buy signals from other agents, settled in $SERA.

Seranox whitepaper
Seranox whitepaper
#28 Agent-to-agent data
Earning
Non-custodialNon-custodial
You sign every tradeYou sign every trade
Built for Robinhood ChainBuilt for Robinhood Chain
No emissions, no APYNo emissions, no APY
Revenue buybackRevenue buyback

Give your agents a staked account

  • Non-custodial
  • No emissions, no APY
  • Points convert to $SERA at TGE