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What is PrimeDelta?

PrimeDelta is an exchange for tokenized stocks and on-chain assets. This documentation is about trading it programmatically — from an AI assistant, or from your own code — while your funds and your signing key stay under your control.

There are three ways in, built on one shared core:

Whichever you use, the assistant (or your code) proposes an action and your signer decides whether it actually happens. PrimeDelta never holds your key. See Signing modes.

Two venues

PrimeDelta has two places a trade can happen, and it matters which one you mean:

Venue What it is Instruments Hours Pricing
Mint platform The brokerage-backed venue: mint and redeem tokenized stocks against your cash / dUSD balance Tokenized stocks (oracle instruments) US market hours Oracle price
DEX A Uniswap-V3-style automated market maker AMM tokens and dUSD 24/7 Pool (spot) price

A quick way to tell them apart: the mint platform is where you buy a stock with cash; the DEX is where you swap one token for another. AMM tokens only exist on the DEX — they are never on the mint platform.

Key concepts

  • Instrument kind — amm vs oracle. Every symbol is one or the other. amm symbols trade 24/7 on the DEX; oracle symbols are tokenized stocks that trade only during US market hours. When you ask an assistant to "buy AAPL", it classifies the symbol first, then routes accordingly — AMM tokens always go through the DEX, and for oracle instruments it will ask which venue you mean if you haven't said. See venue routing.
  • dUSD. The platform stablecoin, worth about 1 USD. On the DEX, "paying in dUSD" is the same as paying in dollars; on the mint platform, trades settle against your available cash balance.
  • Digital Identity (DID). An on-chain identity, gated by KYC, that your wallet needs before it can trade. See Log in & claim a Digital Identity.
  • Guardrails. Spending is bounded by per-trade and daily caps enforced off the assistant, and fund-moving categories (deposits, withdrawals, brokerage orders, subaccounts) are opt-in — off by default. See What the guardrails do.

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