Think it. Ask AI. Build it.
OpenFinance turns plain-English ideas into financial actions and working software. Use it directly or connect it to your preferred AI, then move from account setup to markets, products, websites, and launches while staying in control of every decision.
Create your OpenFinance account
Go to openfinance.tech, sign in, and complete account setup. OpenFinance gives you one place for chat, wallets, market tools, deposits, and AI connections. Finish the onboarding before trying to trade or connect another AI tool; an incomplete account cannot authorize agent actions.
Choose how you want to use AI
You can work directly inside OpenFinance, or connect it to the AI environment you already prefer. This could be Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, or another compatible tool. The experience changes, but the idea is the same: describe the result in plain English, let the AI assemble the financial actions and software, then review what it plans to do.
Add AI compute inside OpenFinance
If you use the OpenFinance chat itself, open the deposit flow and fund your AI compute balance with USDC through the supported Solana-wallet route shown in your account. Compute balance pays for the AI and its tool usage. It is separate from the assets you later use for gas, trading, bridging, or launching.
Connect Claude, Codex, or another tool
Open Setup OpenFinance in the dashboard and choose your AI tool. Use either the OpenFinance skill bundle or the MCP connection details provided for your account. Skills give the AI structured workflows; MCP gives it direct access to the same tools. Keep the API key private. Never publish it in code, screenshots, repositories, or websites.
Keep every wallet ready
Compute credits do not replace gas or trading capital. Keep the correct token on the correct network before asking the AI to act: gas for transactions, collateral for perps, USDC where a market requires it, and the selected quote asset for a launch. Ask the AI to check balances and chains first, then fund only what the next action needs.
Trade and build across markets
OpenFinance can be used across perps, prediction markets, onchain tokens, DeFi, bridges, memes, market data, and trading interfaces. You can ask for a position, a portfolio view, a bot, an alert, or a completely new trading surface. Start with read-only questions, understand the result, and confirm carefully before any transaction uses real funds.
Turn an idea into a website
Describe the product, audience, actions, and visual style you want. Your AI can create the interface, connect OpenFinance tools, test the main flow, and iterate quickly. For launches, prepare the name, story, logo, links, market pair, and clear call to action first. A focused brief produces a better site than a long list of disconnected features.
Launch
Launch a token by chatting with a connected AI or by using the PONS interface in OpenFinance. PONS launches on Robinhood Chain, EVM chain ID 4663, against ETH or a currently approved asset, including supported tokenized-stock mirrors. Check the live pair list and terms, keep enough ETH for gas and the launch fee, review any creator tax or developer buy, and confirm the exact plan. The final onchain transaction is irreversible. PONS has no platform fee, and the launcher receives 100% of the PONS creator-fee bucket.
You are the developer now
AI makes building faster; it does not remove responsibility. Read the transaction summary, inspect wallet permissions, test with small balances, and verify contract addresses and networks. Treat every generated app like real software: check the critical path, protect environment variables, keep a recovery plan, and never approve a transaction you do not understand.
Give the product a home
Buy a clear domain through a registrar such as Namecheap, keep the domain in an account you control, and connect it to a Vercel project when the website is ready. Your AI can help prepare the repository, deployment settings, and DNS records. Before going live, remove test keys, confirm mobile behavior, and make sure only public configuration reaches the browser.
Own the outcome
You control the wallets, funds, code, domains, deployments, APIs, and decisions. That ownership brings both opportunity and risk. Use separate wallets when sensible, limit balances and permissions, keep recovery methods secure, monitor what is live, and pause when something is unclear. Move quickly, but keep the final approval in your hands.
AI can execute. You still decide.
Use OpenFinance to move faster, but keep your keys private, verify the network and amounts, test before scaling, and treat every final confirmation as your own decision.