Built so nothing moves without you.
Burokku reads by default and acts only when you ask, within limits you set, with your passkey for anything that runs without you. Here’s exactly how.
- Priced, never a raw market order
- Within your daily and per-order limits
- From a key that can’t withdraw
- Your passkey on orders over $1,000
If any one of these fails, the order isn’t sent.
Six things that hold, every time.
Read-only by default
Wallets are watched by their address; nothing signs from them. An exchange key you connect for reading must be read-only, and a key that can withdraw is refused before it’s stored.
Keys sealed per account
Exchange keys are encrypted on our servers in a space that belongs to your account alone. They never reach a browser, ours or yours.
One fixed address
Calls to exchanges leave from one fixed IP address, so you can lock your trading keys to it. A leaked key is useless anywhere else.
Passkey step-up
Every security setting, and anything that lets Burokku act for you, asks for your passkey first, as do exchange orders over $1,000. For these, a session alone is never enough.
Limits only you change
Every order is priced and checked against your rules. Automations run only while you’ve switched them on, and stop at your caps.
An audit log of everything
Orders, keys, sign-ins and setting changes are recorded with their outcome, time and device, and you can read your own.
How an exchange key is handled.
- 1
You paste a key
In Burokku, from your exchange’s API page.
- 2
We check what it can do
Read-only to connect; trade without withdraw to trade. Anything more is refused.
- 3
It’s sealed in your room
Encrypted, stored with your account alone, never sent back to a browser.
- 4
It’s used from one address
Every call leaves from our fixed IP, the one you locked the key to.
What Burokku AI can and can’t do.
- Read every account you add
- Explain what moved and why
- Draft a swap, a repay or a rule
- Accept a draft
- Confirm with your passkey
- Change your limits
Questions
Something else? Ask us.
See it with your own wallet.
Add one wallet by its address. It’s free, and you can bring the rest when you’re ready.