DeFi is too complicated. Let an AI handle it — safely.
Ask Ava anything about your positions in plain English. It reads your risk, explains it, and prepares the fix — you just confirm. Right in Telegram.
No dashboards, no jargon. Non-custodial.
DeFi shouldn't need a PhD.
Health factors, LTV, liquidation thresholds — jargon that hides real risk.
One wrong move and you lose funds; the tools assume you're an expert.
So most people either avoid DeFi or quietly carry risk they don't understand.
What Ava does
Reads your positions and explains your risk in plain English.
Tells you what to do — and prepares it for you when you say go.
No dashboards, no jargon — just a chat.
How it works
1
Ask in plain English
“Is my Aave position safe?”
2
Ava reads + explains
“Your health factor is 1.3 — close to liquidation.”
3
It proposes the fix
“Top up 300 USDC → 1.9, safe. Approve to run.”
4
You confirm
Non-custodial — you approve, Ava executes.
Why it's safe
Plain English, always
No jargon, no dashboards — Ava explains everything.
Non-custodial
Ava never holds your keys. Sign each action yourself, or turn on Auto from an Ava smart wallet you fund.
You're in control
Ava proposes; you decide. It only acts on its own for Auto jobs you turn on, from your Ava smart wallet.
What Ava can and can't do
You sign each action
Ava prepares each transaction. You review and sign it in your own wallet. Ava never holds your wallet's private keys.
Example: “Repay 300 USDC on my Aave loan”
- Prepared by
- Ava
- Sent from
- Your wallet
- Signed by
- You
You approve ongoing access
Fund an Ava smart wallet and sign its permission. Enabled jobs then run without asking each time, using only what's in that wallet.
Example: “Repay my Aave loan if my health factor drops below 1.5”
- Sent from
- Your Ava smart wallet
- Spending limit
- None by default
- Expires
- After 365 days
- Touch funds outside your Ava smart wallet
- Call contracts outside its permission
- Act after the permission expires
- Expand its own permission
Your own wallet stays in your control. Ava can only use what you put in your Ava smart wallet, and you can withdraw it or pause anytime. The standard permission has no practical spending limit and doesn't cap losses. On the web you can choose a narrower permission with a spending limit on one token instead, or revoke access anytime.
Put Ava to work
Start read-only. Transactions need your signature or a permission you approve for Auto.