LeashFi

Financial guardrails for AI agents on @Robinhoodapp and Agentic Trading

Powered by $LFI

[LeashFi @LeashFi]

Launching $LFI 0x2A09f1AB7FA98eC1b733814E49a0806b4f3333F3

The $LFI token is designed as the utility layer for the ecosystem - powering agent/API credits, advanced limits, fee discounts, agent registration, ecosystem incentives, and community governance.

Utility first. Built for access, coordination, and participation.

[LeashFi @LeashFi]

Just finished shipping the new LeashFi docs page.

It includes a practical guide to register an agent, configure policies, use Chain Payments or Agentic Trading MCP, manage approvals, and understand $LFI credits.

Built to make getting started simple.
→ https://t.co/pukKC1XNvJ

[LeashFi @LeashFi]

$LFI is now being integrated into LeashFi as utility layer.

LeashFi reads a user’s onchain LFI balance and uses it to determine access tiers: Holder, Pro, or Team. Higher tiers unlock more registered agents, expanded daily API credits, advanced workspace capacity, and fee-discount eligibility.

In the current configuration,

Holder users receive up to 2 agents and 500 daily API credits
Pro users receive up to 5 agents and 5,000 credits
Team users receive up to 20 agents and 25,000 credits per day.

Credits are consumed when agents use LeashFi payment and trading evaluation endpoints. Usage is tracked inside the platform, while LFI stays in the user’s own wallet.

[LeashFi @LeashFi]

Next for LeashFi: integrating $LFI into the product as a real utility layer.

First: onchain balance verification. Then: advanced agent limits, API credits, fee discounts, and ecosystem features

[LeashFi @LeashFi]

We just registered our first LeashFi agent.

It operates on @RobinhoodApp through a policy-controlled vault, executing payments within a 0.01 ETH daily cap and 0.005 ETH recipient limit.

Transfers above 0.001 ETH require human approval. Every action is logged and auditable.

The agent can act. Humans keep the leash.

[LeashFi @LeashFi]

I’ve added $LFI to our public GitHub repo and refreshed the website with its utility overview,

[LeashFi @LeashFi]

Launching $LFI 0x2A09f1AB7FA98eC1b733814E49a0806b4f3333F3

The $LFI token is designed as the utility layer for the ecosystem - powering agent/API credits, advanced limits, fee discounts, agent registration, ecosystem incentives, and community governance.

Utility first. Built for access, coordination, and participation.

[LeashFi @LeashFi]

So, what is LeashFi?

LeashFi is the control and policy layer for AI agents that need to move money, make payments, or interact with markets through Robinhood. Instead of giving an agent unlimited access to a wallet or brokerage account, LeashFi lets users define exactly what the agent is allowed to do.

For @RobinhoodApp Chain payments, agents operate through policy-controlled vaults with daily spending caps, recipient limits, and human approval thresholds.
For Robinhood Agentic Trading, LeashFi is designed to help teams manage agent permissions, review risky actions, and maintain a clear audit trail of activity.

Users can register agents, configure policies, monitor transactions, review approvals, and manage multiple execution rails from one workspace.

LeashFi makes AI agents more useful without making them unchecked. Agents get autonomy. Humans keep control.

[LeashFi @LeashFi]

Hello everyone.

Sharing what I’ve been building LeashFi - financial guardrails for AI agents on @RobinhoodApp .

It adds policy checks, spending limits, human approvals, and audit trails across Robinhood Chain payments and Agentic Trading MCP.

Open-source: https://t.co/0k55jWnNCC
Website: https://t.co/gu4P6ZMQW6