Live · agent online

Your wallet, fetched.

Type what you want. Fetchy plans the route, simulates it, and brings you a single card to sign — once. NFTs, swaps, conditional sells.

Non-custodial · email login · ~10 seconds to your first wallet

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Non-custodial — no keys held
HMAC-signed action cards
Public audit log
Open legal pages

Three beats. That's it.

Type. Confirm. Done.

01
Ask in plain English
“Buy me a floor BAYC.” “Swap $20 of ETH to USDC.” “Sell PEPE if it tops $0.0001.”
02
Review the action card
Real route, real numbers, simulated. Slippage and USD value before any signature.
03
Sign once, on chain
Your embedded wallet signs. Receipt with a real tx hash lands in seconds.

Action cards

Numbers before signatures.

Routes, slippage, USD value rendered before a single byte of calldata reaches the wallet. Each card is HMAC-signed server-side — tamper a single field, the route refuses to dispatch.

Swap · Base1inch · 0.3% slip

$20.00ETH → USDC

0.0083 ETH ≈ 19.94 USDC · gas ~$0.02

Watchers

Set the trigger. Walk away.

Conditional sells, price alerts, NFT floor watchers. Fetchy's keeper polls every 30s and asks you once before signing — even if your laptop is closed.

PEPE

if PEPE ↑ $0.0001

→ sell all

live

ETH

if ETH ↓ $3,000

→ alert

armed

Why people stay

Built honestly. Boring on purpose.

No browser extension. No seed phrase to lose.
Privy embedded wallet. Email login, recovery upstream.
Refusal-by-default.
Unknown contracts and sanctioned addresses are blocked at the route.
Public audit log.
Every signed action, cancel, and webhook event lives in a queryable trail.
Open legal pages.
Terms, Privacy, Risk — written in plain English. Linked from every page.

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FAQ

The short version.

Is this custodial?

No. Fetchy never holds your private key. The embedded wallet is generated and signed inside your browser via Privy; recovery is upstream of us. We see the public address; we don't see the secret.

What chains do you support?

Today: Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon. Bridging between them is automatic when a target asset lives elsewhere — Fetchy will plan the bridge step into the same card.

Does it cost anything?

No subscription. You pay normal on-chain gas + the standard aggregator/marketplace fees baked into the route. We don't take a take-rate in v1.

Where are my keys, exactly?

Encrypted in your browser via Privy's embedded-wallet flow. Fetchy never reads them. You can export the raw key from Settings any time.

What if the agent gets it wrong?

The agent never signs. Every action surfaces a card with the real route + USD value; you press confirm. Mock calldata is refused at the dispatch layer — no fake tx hashes. See the Risk page.

Talk to your wallet.