Common questions about Ava Guardian — what it does, how it stays safe, what it costs, which chains it supports.
No. Ava is non-custodial — funds never leave your wallet and you hold your keys. It acts only within on-chain spend caps you set, and you approve every action. It's not financial advice; you confirm before anything executes.
See Non-Custodial Design for the full picture.
No. Start read-only with just a wallet address in Telegram — no signing for analysis. You sign once, later, only if you ask Ava to act on your behalf — and that signature creates a permission with spend caps you set that you can revoke anytime.
See Read-Only Mode.
5 messages free, no deposit, no management fee. Beyond that you pay only for what you use — plus a small fee only when Ava takes a value-creating action.
Full breakdown: Pricing.
It can:
It does not trade speculatively, time the market, use leverage, or move funds in ways you didn't authorize.
No. Ask in plain English; Ava explains your risk and proposes the fix. No dashboards, no jargon, no code.
Ethereum and Base to start, on audited protocols like Aave. More EVM chains follow as audits + simulation paths land.
Full list: Supported Chains.
No, by design. Ava is a guardian, not a trading bot. It protects open positions, helps you rebalance for safety, and watches for risk. It doesn't pick trades, time entries, or use leverage. If a "boost / leverage-up" action ever ships, it will be opt-in and clearly off the default Guardian surface.
Your funds are unaffected — they're in your wallet, not in Telegram. You re-link the Guardian to your wallet from a new Telegram account and continue. The on-chain permission stays valid until you revoke it.
No account to close, no card to cancel.
No. Ava explains what it sees and proposes actions. You decide. Nothing in Telegram or on this site is investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any asset. Not Financial Advice.