Simulation
The TIYlab simulation requires no API key, wallet connection or payment. It uses virtual capital and sends no real order.
The flow depends on the venue type. A dedicated API key is for CEXs; on a DEX, authorization uses your non-custodial wallet and a restricted Agent.
The TIYlab simulation requires no API key, wallet connection or payment. It uses virtual capital and sends no real order.
After a first simulated decision, you may link a public DEX address to compare the observed state. This remains read-only and cannot authorize trading.
On Hyperliquid or Aster, you approve a separate, trading-only Agent from your non-custodial wallet. You do not create, copy or share any API key with TIYlab.
On a centralized exchange, Live instead uses a dedicated trading API key with withdrawals disabled. That key is neither your password nor a DEX key.
TIYlab never asks for your seed phrase, master private key, 2FA code or any key with withdrawal permission.
You can revoke the Agent from the protocol. A trading authorization limits access but does not remove market, smart-contract, wallet or protocol risk.