Agent intent.
Verified execution.
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Autonomy.
Under your authority.

AI agents propose. Your policies decide.
ARVO is building the execution layer between
intelligent intent and onchain action.

Explore the system ↘IN DEVELOPMENT / 2026
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01 / SCOPE

Set the boundary.

Define the asset, recipient and spend ceiling before an agent can propose a transaction.

  • ALLOWLIST
  • SPEND LIMIT
  • EXPIRY
02 / INSPECT

Preview the action.

Check the policy, simulate the transaction and review the expected balance changes.

  • POLICY CHECK
  • SIMULATION
  • OWNER APPROVAL
03 / TRACE

Keep the receipt.

Connect each intent to its decision, approval and confirmed transaction signature.

  • INTENT RECORD
  • DECISION LOG
  • CHAIN RECEIPT
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Give agents capability.
Keep control of
what happens next.
Our first target is recurring USDC payments on Solana: explicit recipients, clear spending limits and an owner-approved transaction for every action.
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Intelligence proposes.
Authority stays with you.
The model never needs your seed phrase. ARVO’s proposed design separates intent generation from policy checks and signing authority.
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01 / DESIGN

Define the guardrails.

Specify the intent format, recipient allowlist, per-action limits and execution receipts. Policy checks define which proposals can reach owner approval.
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02 / DEVNET

Make intent executable.

Connect unsigned transaction proposals to Solana simulation and explicit wallet approval. Validate the complete flow using devnet assets.
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03 / DELEGATED EXECUTION · PLANNED

Bounded autonomy.
By construction.

A dedicated Solana program could enforce time-limited permissions, asset limits and revocation onchain. This is a later milestone, after devnet validation and independent security review.

Explore the policy model ↗
04 / POLICY LABIN DEVELOPMENT

An agent asks.
Your policy answers.

Change the proposed payment. See where authority begins and ends.

01 / PROPOSED INTENTUSDC TRANSFER
5 USDC100 USDC
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50 USDC per action
Approved recipients only
Owner signature required

A policy check never grants signing authority.

02 / POLICY DECISIONREADY
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Awaiting an intent.

Set an amount and recipient, then evaluate the proposal against the policy.

  1. Recipient allowlist—
  2. Spend ceiling—
  3. Signing authorityOWNER
RECEIPT / NO EVALUATION YET

ARVO is in development. Transaction simulation and owner approval are the next steps in the execution flow.

05 / ESSENTIALS

Clear answers.
No black box.

What is ARVO building?+

A Solana-native execution layer for AI agents, starting with bounded USDC payment workflows. The aim is to separate model-generated intent from permissions, approval and signing.

Can I use the protocol today?+

ARVO is in development. We are building scoped permissions, transaction previews and verifiable execution receipts. Public access will be announced as each milestone is ready.

Does an agent get my private key?+

The proposed first release uses explicit wallet approval. A later delegated-execution design would restrict authority through a dedicated program. Models should never receive a seed phrase or unrestricted signing key.