The River

Use The River with your own AI

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or your own agent can set up trades and strategies here. It never needs your keys: it hands you a link with everything filled in, you check it on The River and sign with your usual wallet. Strategies then run onchain on their own, so your AI doesn't have to stay online.

Get started in three steps

  1. Copy the prompt below.
  2. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or any assistant that can open web pages (turn on web browsing or search if it asks), then say what you want: "buy $50 of NVDA", "$100 a week into the S&P 500", "an AI portfolio with $200".
  3. Open the link it gives you. Check every number on the page, which shows the live price, fee and exact approval, then sign in your own wallet. Nothing happens until you do.

AI assistants make mistakes. The page is the source of truth: if something looks wrong, don't sign.

Paste this into your AI

Read https://theriver.markets/llms.txt and use The River to help me trade tokenized stocks.
Never ask for my private key or seed phrase.
When I want to trade or set up a strategy, give me a link to The River with the details filled in.
I'll review it on the page and sign in my own wallet.

What your agent can do

  • Fill in a trade: /trade/<token>?side=buy&usd=50
  • Set up a strategy (buy the dip, pegged buy, recurring buy, stop-loss and more): /build?s=peg&symbol=wtNVDA&amount=100
  • Look up listed stocks on every chain we serve (Base, Robinhood Chain) and their US prices.
  • Show any wallet's holdings and live strategies, read-only: /u/<address>

Connect as an MCP server: https://theriver.markets/mcp. It gives Claude, Cursor and other agents read-only tools to list stocks, check US prices and holdings, and build trade and strategy links. Listed in the official MCP Registry as markets.theriver/the-river and on Glama.

Everything is described in llms.txt (plain text) and the manifest (JSON).

What it can't do

It can't move your money. Nothing happens until you confirm in your wallet, and the page shows the price, slippage and fee first. Always check the token and amount before you sign.