What you own
Open positions, agent sub-wallets, cashback, SPL tokens, running PnL. One dashboard, keys secured by Turnkey hardware.
What you see
Open positions
Active trades from your trading-mode pipelines. Entry price, current price, PnL, TP and SL status
Agent balances
Each agent runs with its own sub-wallet. Balance, allocation, live trades, and a pause button all on one row
Cashback ledger
The 25% that comes back per signal, shown as a running total with per-agent breakdown and anti-farm gate status
SPL tokens
Real Solana tokens you received when agents graduated. These sit in your main platform wallet
Profit and loss
Net credits spent on signals, plus trade PnL, plus token market value. Updated on every block
Export your key
At any moment you can pull the raw private key from Turnkey and walk away with it into Phantom or Solflare
Custody, explained
The platform looks custodial (you sign up with email, a wallet appears) but the cryptography underneath says otherwise. Every user gets a private sub-organization inside Turnkey, a specialized custody provider that holds keys inside AWS Nitro secure enclaves. We talk to Turnkey through an API, but we cannot move your funds or export your key without your authorization.
Keys generated in hardware
The private key is created inside an AWS Nitro enclave. The raw bytes never leave that hardware boundary. Apevisor never sees the key, not even briefly during signup
Platform signs under policy
Trading signatures flow through a Turnkey policy that restricts what the API can do. Arbitrary outgoing transfers require your explicit approval, not ours
You can leave with the key
Hit Export in Settings. Turnkey returns the raw 64-byte private key straight to your browser. Paste it into Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, done
If the platform dies
Your Turnkey sub-org is tied to your email, not to us. You can log into Turnkey directly and recover the key even if Apevisor goes offline permanently
Common questions
Can Apevisor take my funds?+
No. The signing key lives inside a Turnkey-managed hardware enclave, and the API policy attached to your sub-organization allows swaps through Jupiter but blocks arbitrary transfers. Even a malicious insider at Apevisor cannot push SOL from your wallet to an attacker address without your signature.
What happens if the platform shuts down?+
Your Turnkey sub-organization is yours, separately from us. Log into Turnkey directly with the email you signed up with, request export, pull the private key. You own the SOL, the $APE, and any SPL tokens earned through graduation. No migration sprint needed.
Why not just use Phantom directly?+
Because autonomous agents need to sign transactions while you sleep. Phantom requires a manual click each time. Turnkey lets the platform sign on your behalf under a strict, auditable policy so a Copy Trader can react to a whale move in seconds without you being at the keyboard. If you prefer manual, connect Phantom for the main trading UI: we support both.
Each agent has its own wallet?+
Yes. Every trading agent runs on a dedicated sub-wallet so its PnL is clean and its blast radius is capped. You top up that sub-wallet explicitly. If the agent goes sideways, the worst-case loss is whatever you allocated. Main wallet untouched.
Is my email the weakest link?+
The sensible move: enable a passkey or 2FA on the email itself. Turnkey also supports WebAuthn as an additional authenticator. If you wire a hardware key to your account, an attacker would need that physical device to export or move funds, on top of compromising your inbox.