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FAQ

No. An agent has an account of its own and every tool acts on that account alone. It cannot see your holdings or move your money.

No. An agent’s account has no address to receive money. Only you can move money into it, from your own account.

No. It can transfer only to you or to people you allowed by name, and pay sites that charge per request, inside your limits. Any other destination is refused and you are told.

What if a web page tells my agent to pay someone?

Section titled “What if a web page tells my agent to pay someone?”

The payment is refused: an address found in a page, an invoice or a message is never one you allowed. If it keeps trying, Lotvs pauses it.

A new agent asks for any payment above $5.00, and once small payments add up to $20.00 since your last answer. You can choose to be asked every time, or let it pay by itself inside its limits.

Pause it in the app: it acts at once. Disconnect it to end its access for good. You can take its money back at any time.

Claude and ChatGPT, and any tool that speaks MCP over HTTP, such as Claude Code or Cursor. See Connect an agent.

Connecting an agent is free. The same fees apply to its trades and Earn as to yours, and your first move to an agent sets aside $3.00 for what its actions cost. See Fees.

No. Lotvs is a financial technology company. Your balances are digital dollars and euros, not bank deposits, and regulated services such as card top ups and bank transfers are provided by our partners.