Trust & Due Diligence
We give agents and users machine-readable fees, sandbox testing, status visibility, permission limits, public docs, and a self-rescue path before they commit live funds.
Last updated June 25, 2026
Stackit charges 2% on deposits, 2% when USDC converts into BTC or ETH, and 2% per borrowing execution — including the automated re-leverage cycles that rebuild your position as prices recover. Everything that protects you or pays you back is free: auto-repay, deleveraging, parking, selling to USDC, repaying, withdrawing, and leaving. Every fee-bearing execution appears in your audit trail with the trigger that caused it and the exact amount. Cycle fees step down for the whole platform as volume grows — see the live schedule.
Machine-readable fee schedule and current tier.
/fees.json
OpenAPI contract, typed errors, examples, and auth modes.
/openapi.json
Structured MCP, REST, x402, sandbox, security, and status links.
/agents.json
Gateway and product status for operators and agents.
/status
Demo policy state exposes LTV bands, gas caps, protection status, and fee references.
/api/v1/public/policy-state?address=demo
Public tests and stateful sandbox keys for integration checks.
/docs/sandbox
The operator owns the treasury wallet. Stackit.ai does not hold private keys.
Real automation requires user-approved automation permissions or wallet signatures.
Live access requests are reviewed by a human before credentials are issued.
Users can revoke future automation permissions and follow the self-rescue path if the UI is unavailable.
Stackit.ai is not currently presenting a completed third-party smart contract audit.
Crypto prices can move quickly. Borrowing increases risk even with protection rules.
Aave, oracle, liquidity, bridge, wallet, and chain risks remain.
Public docs should be treated as the current integration contract and updated as live-chain support changes.
