Every order Bookie builds requires your explicit approval before anything is sent to a venue, unless you turn automation on yourself. This page is the full, unvarnished explanation of how that works: the architecture, the permissions, the exact validation steps, and the receipt you get back every time.
A diagram and a checklist explain the whole system.
Read left to right. Nothing here is simplified for marketing: it’s the literal request-to-response path.
Request → execution
CAN
- Read your balances & open positions
- Search prediction markets, coins, and on-chain stocks
- Build an order: contract, side, size, price
- Cancel an open order
- Show you live prices and liquidity
CANNOT
- Move funds without your confirmation
- Put a key in a chat or a model prompt
- Skip a limit, a check, or a log entry
- Send a withdrawal anywhere you didn't name
- Place an order without your confirmation, unless you've turned automation on
Your wallet, your word. Nothing moves without it, and everything that moves is logged.
What happens when you join.
Four steps. No forms, no venue login, and no step ever puts a key in a chat.
- 01
You text Bookie
Your first message creates your account. No venue signup, nothing to install.
- 02
Your wallet is provisioned
A dedicated wallet, yours alone. Keys are generated and held in hardware-isolated signing infrastructure, never in the chat, never shown to the model.
- 03
You fund it your way
Any coin, any chain, from any wallet or exchange you already use.
- 04
One account trades everything
Predictions on Polymarket rails, swaps across chains, stocks that live on-chain. Same limits, same confirmations, same log.
Exactly what Bookie is allowed to do.
This is the live permission panel, not a summary of it.
This is the permission panel every Bookie account ships with, not a mockup of a future feature.
The model talks. Software decides.
People assume AI means unpredictable. Here’s the part that isn’t: a deterministic checklist runs on every single request, before anything reaches a venue.
Bookie’s language model does exactly one job: turn what you said into a structured request. It does not execute trades, does not touch money, and does not get to skip a check.
Every box has to check before anything is sent. No exceptions, no override switch.
Show the exact order. Then prove what happened.
Every order Bookie builds becomes two things you can inspect: the order itself, and afterward, a full receipt. Try it below.
Interactive example · no real order is placed.BUY
YES · England moneyline
England vs France · Polymarket
Venue · Polymarket
Nothing happens off the record.
This is a live-replaying example of one order’s full trail: the same shape every real one leaves behind.
Illustrative replay · real orders log the same steps.
Six rules the product is built around.
Why this isn’t the AI trading bot you’re picturing.
Compare it directly.
| Typical AI trading bot | Bookie |
|---|---|
| Buy whatever the AI thinks | You describe the position, Bookie finds it |
| Execution is a black box | Every step is shown before it happens |
| Executes automatically | Confirms with you first, every time |
| Discretionary picks, hot tips | You’re always the one calling the position |
| Wants your exchange login or API keys in chat | Your own wallet · keys in hardware isolation, never in chat |
Specific safeguards, not a marketing badge.
“Bank-grade” means nothing. Here’s what’s actually true, and what’s still ahead.
Shipped today
On the roadmap
What’s actually running right now.
Real status, not five green dots for effect.
Updated by hand for now. A real status feed is on the roadmap too.
Built in public, on purpose.
Where Bookie is today, and where it’s headed, including the parts that aren’t prediction markets at all.
Done
Planned
Exploring
Predictions, swaps, and on-chain stocks come first. The long-term goal is the same conversational layer over more of finance.