Retina Wallet Policy Engine: Set Your Trading Rules Once

Configure Retina Wallet policies — budget caps, risk thresholds, Cortex score minimums, and flag exclusions to filter down to signals worth acting on.

The Retina Wallet policy engine lets you define your trading rules in plain language. When a token or wallet event matches your policy, you receive a targeted notification with the AI-generated reasoning. You decide whether to confirm or dismiss — the policy does the filtering so you only see signals worth your attention.

Setting Up a Policy

1. Open the Policies screen

   Navigate to Retina Wallet → Policies → New Policy.

2. Name your policy

   Give the policy a descriptive name — for example, Small cap opportunity scanner. A clear name helps you identify which policy fired when notifications arrive.

3. Set your conditions

   Configure the conditions that determine when this policy triggers. See the Policy Conditions Reference below for all available options.

4. Set a per-trade budget cap

   Enter the maximum USD amount you are willing to spend on any single trade triggered by this policy.

5. Choose a notification channel

   Select push notification, email, or both. You can change this at any time from Settings → Notifications.

6. Save and activate

   Tap Save. The policy becomes active immediately and will begin evaluating incoming signals against your conditions.

Policy Conditions Reference

Condition	Type	Example Value	Description
max_position_usd	Number	500	Max per-trade budget in USD
min_cortex_score	Number	70	Minimum Cortex reputation score for triggering the policy
max_risk_score	Number	40	Maximum token risk score — lower values indicate safer tokens
exclude_flags	Array	["wash_trading"]	Risk flags that automatically disqualify a token from triggering
min_liquidity_usd	Number	100000	Minimum token liquidity (USD) at the time of trigger
max_market_cap_usd	Number	5000000	Maximum token market cap — useful for targeting early-stage tokens
require_early_mover_holders	Boolean	true	Only trigger if at least one Early Mover wallet is actively accumulating
wallet_whitelist	Array	["0xabc..."]	Restrict triggers to wallets you explicitly follow

Example Policy

The following policy targets early-stage tokens with strong reputation signals, meaningful liquidity, and no major risk flags:

{
  "name": "Early opportunity scanner",
  "max_position_usd": 250,
  "min_cortex_score": 72,
  "max_risk_score": 35,
  "exclude_flags": ["wash_trading", "liquidity_pulled", "concentrated_ownership"],
  "min_liquidity_usd": 75000,
  "max_market_cap_usd": 3000000,
  "require_early_mover_holders": true
}

Managing Policies

You can have multiple active policies running simultaneously. Each policy evaluates signals independently and fires its own notifications — a single token event can match more than one policy if your conditions overlap.

To manage your policies, go to Retina Wallet → Policies. From there you can:

• View all active and paused policies
• Edit conditions, budget caps, or notification channels
• Pause a policy temporarily without deleting it
• Delete a policy you no longer need

Free users can create 1 active policy. Pro users have unlimited policies.

Policy Match Notifications

When a policy match occurs, you receive a notification that includes everything you need to make a fast decision — without having to open the app first:

• Token name and current key metrics (price, liquidity, market cap)
• Which policy conditions triggered the match
• AI-generated one-line reasoning surfaced from Retina Terminal
• Reputation scores of the key wallets involved in the signal
• A ‘Confirm’ button that takes you directly to the trade confirmation screen