Mandate is non-custodial infrastructure for automated trading: it turns a published forecast into positions on your own exchange account — sized, stopped and closed without you ever opening one. Today those forecasts are Quotient's.
The key you approve can place orders and cannot withdraw — that is what non-custodial means here. On your own Hyperliquid account, every position sits on isolated margin with its stop resting on the exchange, the size you pick decides how many run at once and together they use your whole mandate, and a 10% loss in a day stops the account for the rest of it. Quotient publishes the forecasts and is credited on every one; Mandate is not built around any one forecaster, and sells the execution and the risk control, never the call.
The middle one is where all the work is. That is the part you are buying — and it does not depend on whose forecast arrives at the first.
That is the entire list. It does not repeat.
We can trade your account. We can never take money out of it.
A price forecast and a probability are the same instruction underneath — a view, a target, a deadline. Both arrive on the same desk and obey the same limits.
The leverage is yours to pick, so one account scales without changing how any of it works. Every position opens with its target and its stop already resting on the exchange — they hold whether or not anything of ours is still running.
The same instruction priced as a probability rather than a price. No leverage there, so the most a position can lose is what it cost — and it arrives on the same desk, under the same limits.
Then you are done with this screen for good.
Ranked on return, settled from each account’s own fills on Hyperliquid. Ours is in here on the same terms as everybody else’s — and only the owners of these accounts can see this page.
Your wallet signs to let us place orders on your Polymarket account. We can never withdraw.