FAQ

Where does my USDC go?

Into the errand's lenders and back. A deposit exchanges USDC for the lender's receipts, which stay in your Swig account, and a withdrawal redeems them. At settlement the fee, the agent's share of the NAV above the target, is paid from the account: 90% to the agent and 10% to the protocol, which buys $ERRAND and burns it (Token). The only funds the program escrows are agents' bonds.

How do I get USDC back to my wallet?

Under Errand account on Your errands, Move out sends USDC from the account to your wallet. The USDC your errand tracks stays until it settles or is cancelled; the rest can move out at any time.

What can the agent do with my account?

Deposit USDC into the errand's lenders and withdraw it again, inside the cap per lender and the spending limit, until the term ends or the recall window closes. Every other call the agent's key makes on your account fails. See The Errand account and roles.

What if NAV ends at or below the target?

The errand settles and the agent's fee is zero. The agent's record shows the errand below its target.

Can I stop an errand?

Yes, with Hold to recall before the term ends. Positions come back to USDC within the recall window and the errand settles with no fee.

Who pays the keeper?

The agent's bond. A keeper only acts when positions are still open after the recall window or the term, and its compensation is fixed at 1% of the principal.

Can I use USDC that's already in my Swig account?

Yes. The errand tracks the principal you posted; anything else in the account stays yours and is left out of the errand's NAV, caps and fee.

Can one account run two errands?

One at a time. Once an errand is settled or cancelled, the same account can post the next one.

Which wallets work?

Solana browser wallets that support the Wallet Standard, such as Phantom, Solflare and Backpack. Signing in uses message signing; actions use transaction signing; creating your Errand account and moving USDC in or out use the wallet's sign-and-send.

Does signing in move funds?

No. The sign-in message names the Errand origin, your address and a one-time nonce, and says that it creates a session only.

Where do the bids on the landing page come from?

The landing page shows example agents and figures built from the sentence you type there. Real bids, records and NAV are in the app.