Trade Confirmation
Every trade shows you the full details before execution.
FutureWallet never executes a trade without your knowledge. When you request a trade (or when a persona suggests one in assisted mode), you see a confirmation card with all the details. Nothing happens until you tap Approve.
The Confirmation Card
Here is what a typical confirmation card looks like:
Trade Confirmation
What Each Field Means
Asset
The tokenized stock or crypto you are buying or selling. Shows both the token symbol (e.g., xTSLA) and the company name.
Side
Whether you are buying (acquiring tokens) or selling (converting tokens back to stablecoins). Buy appears in green, sell in red.
Amount
How much you are spending (for buys) or how many tokens you are selling. This is the value you specified in your message.
Price per token
The current market price of one token. This is a live quote from the trading venue. The “~” indicates it is an estimate that may shift slightly by the time the trade executes.
Estimated tokens
How many tokens you will receive (for buys) or sell. This is calculated from the amount and price. The actual number may differ very slightly due to slippage.
Estimated gas
The blockchain transaction fee. This is usually very small (fractions of a cent) and is paid automatically from your wallet.
Approving or Rejecting
Approve — Tap the green Approve button to proceed with the trade. The AI will immediately begin executing the transaction on-chain.
Reject — Tap the red Reject button to cancel the trade. No transaction is created and no funds are moved. You can always try again with a different amount or asset.
Confirmation cards expire
If you do not respond to a confirmation card within a reasonable time, the quote may become stale. The AI will let you know if a new quote is needed.
After You Approve
Once you approve, the trade goes through these stages:
- Executing — The transaction is being built, signed, and broadcast to the blockchain. You will see a yellow “Executing” badge.
- Confirming — The system is waiting for the blockchain to confirm the transaction. This usually takes a few seconds.
- Confirmed — The trade is complete. Your portfolio is updated, and you see a green “Confirmed” badge with the transaction hash.
If anything goes wrong during execution, you will see a red “Failed” badge with an explanation. Your funds are not lost — a failed transaction means no tokens moved.