This independent guide explains Neyro Non-Custodial Trading Agents in clear, practical steps. Platform features, fees, networks and availability may change; verify current information in the official back office before acting.
The supplied 36-page FAQ describes Neyro as an AI-powered, non-custodial trading product whose agents use smart contracts while users retain control of funds in their own wallets. That is a company description, and current implementation, networks, fees and phase status must be verified in the live platform.
The 36-page Neyro FAQ dated 17 May 2026 describes a non-custodial trading-agent product, introduces Quantum Alpha and outlines a two-phase rollout.
Pages 2–3 say agents execute through smart contracts while users keep control of funds in their own wallets. Non-custodial architecture reduces custody dependence but does not remove smart-contract, approval, protocol or market risk.
Pages 4–6 describe Quantum Alpha as the first live agent in a closed beta and say it executes futures trades on decentralized exchanges. Current product status and supported venues must be checked live.
Pages 4–5 describe Phase 1 and a future Phase 2 with personalized agents, public profiles and analytics. Treat this as a dated roadmap, not confirmation that every feature is currently available.
The wallet-connection sequence contains different network references: one screenshot mentions Polygon, while later steps mention BNB Smart Chain. Do not hard-code either instruction. Follow the network shown by the current official interface and verify the contract address before approving.
Features, fees, supported networks and availability may change. Check the live interface before every action.
Digital assets and automated trading can lose money. Past, simulated or presented results do not predict future performance.
Availability and legal status differ by country. Review current regulator information and obtain professional advice where appropriate.
Use the fixed partner registration link only after checking current terms, country availability and risk disclosures.
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