Automation
What it is
Some features run while VEXTRA is closed: TP/SL on Robinhood Chain, copy trading, DCA and AutoTrade bots. They need your one-time permission for VEXTRA's server to sign specific transactions for your VEXTRA wallet. Turn it off any time in More > Automation; that revokes the permission and stops everything.
What the server can sign
On Robinhood Chain: only KyberSwap router swaps spending at most 0.05 ETH each (limit buys; sells spend none), and approvals to that router. On Solana: only transactions calling Jupiter, compute-budget and token-account setup. Privy enforces these limits on its side. Before signing, VEXTRA's server also checks every transaction: it must swap exactly the amount VEXTRA chose, from your own account, pay out to your own wallet, and keep fees under a cap.
What that doesn't cover
The permission is limited to those programs, not to your budget: if VEXTRA's server were ever compromised, an attacker could sign swaps of tokens in this wallet on bad terms. Grant automation only while you use it, keep in this wallet only what you're willing to have traded automatically, and turn it off in More > Automation when you're done.
Limit buys
Buy a token when its price falls to a level you choose (below today's price only: a limit above the market would buy at once). On Solana, Jupiter holds the SOL in your order vault until it fills (minimum $10); cancelling returns it, minus about 0.0015 SOL of network fees and vault rent. On Robinhood Chain the ETH stays in your wallet and VEXTRA's server buys on KyberSwap when the price hits, at most 0.05 ETH per order. Fills execute at market and aren't guaranteed in fast moves.
TP/SL
Solana TP/SL uses Jupiter's trigger orders (minimum $10): the tokens wait in your Jupiter order vault until the price hits. Robinhood TP/SL keeps tokens in your wallet; when the price hits, VEXTRA sells for ETH on KyberSwap (5% slippage, 20% on bonding curves), and won't sell into a price impact over 30%. A TP and SL placed together cancel each other when one fills.
Automation budget
Copy trading, DCA and bots only spend your automation budget: SOL you move into it yourself (it's held as wrapped SOL in your own wallet). Withdraw returns it all as SOL. Keep at least 0.01 SOL outside the budget for fees.
Copy trading
Mirrors a Solana wallet's buys and sells. Each token is bought once per copy, buys under 0.05 SOL by the wallet are ignored, and sells under 10% of its position are ignored. Your limits: SOL per buy, buys per day, max open exposure, minimum liquidity and skipping bonding curves. Copies happen seconds after the wallet trades and can fill at worse prices; buys with over 15% price impact are skipped.
AutoTrade bots
A bot watches one Solana token and buys from your budget when its rule fires: Breakout (price crosses a level, but not more than 15% past it) or Momentum (the last hour is up by your threshold, with enough volume). It holds one position at a time and sells at your take-profit or stop-loss, then waits 30 minutes before another entry. Max loss counts closed trades plus the open position at market: once reached, the bot sells and stops for good, even if paused. Pause stops new entries only; Stop sells and ends the bot; AutoTrade > Stop all bots does that for every bot.
DCA
Buys a token on a schedule (hourly, every 4 hours, daily or weekly) from your budget, optionally only while the price is under a cap. A plan pauses when the budget runs low or after 3 failed buys in a row.