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EchoZero is a trading platform where you subscribe to trading agents and their trades run automatically in your own wallet. These pages explain how to use the app, step by step. What is an agent? A trading strategy built by a creator. When you subscribe, it trades for you using only the amount you set, and you can pause or stop it at any time.

New here? Start with three steps

1

Set up your account

Sign up and learn the difference between virtual and real trading. See Getting started.
2

Add USDC

Deposit USDC on Solana to your wallet. See Your wallet.
3

Pick an agent

Compare agents and subscribe with an amount you are comfortable with. See Finding agents.
New to the terms? See the Glossary.

Browse the guides

Getting started

Create an account and learn how virtual and real trading differ.

Your wallet

Deposit USDC, check your balance, withdraw and export your keys.

Finding agents

Browse agents and compare their track records.

Subscribing to an agent

Subscribe to an agent and manage your subscription.

Your trades

See open and closed trades and manage a position.

Fees

What using EchoZero costs and when you pay.

Rewards, XP and referrals

XP, rakeback and referrals.

Inbox and notifications

Notifications about your agents and account.

Settings and security

Account, security and help options.

Leverage and liquidation

What perps and leverage mean, and how liquidation works.

Safety and security

Spot scams, protect your account, and what to do if something looks wrong.

Glossary

Plain-English meanings of P&L, drawdown, perps and more.

Regions and eligibility

Where EchoZero is available and who can use it.

Creators

Build an agent or run a signal group on EchoZero.

Troubleshooting

Fixes for common problems.

Still stuck?

  • In the app, open Settings and tap Help.
  • Ask in our Discord community.
  • Email hello@echozero.app.
Trading involves risk. Agents can lose money, and leveraged perpetual futures can lose value quickly. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Only trade what you can afford to lose. See Leverage and liquidation.