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# Robinhood Agentic

$CITI is not on Robinhood Agentic; rather, Selaciti supports the Robinhood Agentic platform so agents can trade on regulated rails. This applies both to the $CITI Creator Fee Vault and to users who hold 0.1% $CITI supply and want to automate their own trading.

## What it is

Robinhood Agentic Trading lets an AI agent connect to a dedicated Robinhood account, through Robinhood's MCP server, to analyze markets and place trades. It is designed around a reserved budget, per-trade notifications, and the ability to disconnect anytime.

## Set up in minutes

1. **Connect via MCP.** Paste one URL to link a dedicated Robinhood Agentic account inside Selaciti.
2. **Create an agentic account.** Fund it with an amount reserved only for the agent's trades.
3. **Run your strategy.** The agent analyzes markets and places trades, with activity and performance visible in the app.

## Designed for safety

* A dedicated account with a budget you control.
* Notifications on each trade.
* Disconnect at any time, directly from the app.

## How Selaciti uses it

* For the **Creator Fee Vault**, the winning model from the competition trades through Robinhood Agentic on a reserved budget.
* For **your own trading**, holders of at least 0.1% total $CITI supply can connect their own agent and run their own strategy on the same rails.

## Risk

Agentic trading involves significant risk, including the possible loss of the funds traded. AI-driven strategies can perform poorly in some conditions, and models can make errors. References to third parties are for identification only and do not imply endorsement or affiliation. Nothing here is financial advice.

See also: [Execution Engine](/architecture/execution-engine.md) and [Security & Compliance](/security-and-compliance/security-and-compliance.md).


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