Account, wallet linking and usage.
Understand your sign-in methods, the trading identity and how analysis usage is counted.
Sign in with email
- Open Account, enter your email and select Continue with email.
- Open the newest sign-in message in your inbox and follow its secure link. Older links may expire or have already been used.
- Return to Account and confirm your email appears as linked in Sign-in methods.
If the link produces an error, request a new one from the same browser and avoid reusing the old message. If sending is rate-limited, wait before requesting another link. FETCHN does not ask you to send a wallet private key by email.
Sign in or link a wallet
Continue with wallet signs an ownership message to open an account. Link wallet attaches a verified wallet to your existing email account. Neither action sends a transaction, changes networks or spends tokens. The address shown in Account should match the wallet you use to authorize an automated strategy in Terminal.
- Sign in with email first if you want to keep that account as your main workspace.
- Choose Link wallet in Sign-in methods and sign the ownership message in the wallet extension.
- Check that the verified address appears under Wallet.
- Connect that same address in Terminal and switch it to Robinhood Chain Testnet for trading.
Switching networks is needed for blockchain reads and transactions, not for the ownership signature itself. If the wallet extension refuses to show a signature, choose another supported EVM wallet and check its prompt settings.
Why the same address matters
FETCHN stores your analyses, Favorites and strategy settings under one account. Before arming an agent, the server checks that your connected trading wallet is the verified address on that account. This prevents one account from authorizing actions against an unrelated wallet’s vault.
Connecting a wallet in Terminal alone does not complete account linking. If Terminal says to link the trading wallet, return to Sign-in methods.
Analysis allowance versus trading balance
The Usage card in Account counts research runs for the current UTC day and shows the account’s daily safety limit when configured. Manual Markets runs and completed scheduled scans of Favorite Tokens both consume analysis capacity. Your separate test ETH and USDG balances are on-chain assets; they do not represent analysis credits or a payment receipt.
Automated Analysis & Trading has an additional automatic-run cap you set between 1 and 10 per day in Terminal. The account-wide safety limit can stop scans earlier. The automatic cap resets at midnight UTC. Billing and credit purchases are not enabled in this beta.