Questflow
Questflow is an AI finance agent that researches markets and places trades within permissions you define, on venues such as Hyperliquid and Polymarket. Your assets stay in your own wallet, and the service is billed strictly pay-as-you-go.
What is Questflow?
Questflow, published by QF Corporation, presents itself as an AI Finance Agent and sums itself up as Codex for finance. It runs as a web application at next.questflow.ai. The premise is set deliberately against automated trading scripts: Questflow describes itself as a persistent intelligence environment rather than a stateless trading bot, one where every signal, decision, risk rule and trade makes the agent more useful over time.
The architecture is called the financial harness and rests on four pillars. Models supply the reasoning: GPT, Claude, Gemini and open models today, with finance-specific models announced, switchable depending on the scenario. Skills supply the method, as strategies and judgement systems modelled on named investors including Livermore, Buffett, Druckenmiller, VCP setups, crypto narratives and A-share systems; you install them from an official set or upload your own, and the open-source collection is published on GitHub. Plugins supply the data: market feeds, on-chain data, news, social media, deep research and prediction markets. Execution supplies the venues where the agent may actually act.
That last pillar deserves attention. Only two rails are described as live: Hyperliquid for perpetuals and Polymarket for event markets. OKX and OKX DEX, Lighter, Coinbase, Binance, Alpaca, Interactive Brokers, Schwab, Fidelity, Webull, Robinhood and Futu/moomoo sit on a coverage map rather than among working connections. An execution account is a scoped read/write access, granted by a wallet signature, an exchange API key or a broker sub-account, and the rule is stated plainly: if a venue is on the map but outside the account's permissions, the agent can explain but cannot act.
The safety model rests on three claims: self-custody, so assets stay in the user's wallet; trading confined to approved markets, sizes and permissions; and a kill switch.
A second product sits alongside. The Questflow Developer Platform is a no-code editor for building, deploying and monetising swarms of agents, each with its own wallet, with 50+ AI agents claimed. The Vision page still carries an earlier positioning, a Multi-Agent Orchestration Protocol and a 24/7 AI workforce for workflow automation. Featured customers and partners include Coinbase, Google for Startups, Circle, CoinGecko, MongoDB, Yield.xyz, Virtuals.io, x402 and Flock.io. The documentation is blunt about the limits: nothing offered is financial advice, and perps and prediction markets can lose money fast.
What it does
- Connect wallets, exchanges, brokers and tokens so the agent sees your positions, exposure and available capital.
- Pick an AI agent built on a named investor's strategy, compare performance, risk, deposits and capacity, then allocate capital to it.
- Choose the reasoning model behind the agent: GPT, Claude, Gemini or open models.
- Install official Skills or upload your own to define how the agent analyses and decides.
- Plug in data Plugins for market, on-chain, news, research and social feeds.
- Authorise an execution account with a defined read/write scope, then let the agent read balances, analyse positions and place orders within those limits.
- Hit the kill switch to suspend the agent when the thesis no longer holds.
When to use Questflow / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if Questflow is the right fit.
When to use Questflow
- Active retail investors already trading crypto perpetuals and event markets, since Hyperliquid and Polymarket are the only execution rails Questflow describes as live.
- Investors who want to follow or copy strategies modelled on named practitioners (Livermore, Buffett, Druckenmiller, VCP setups, crypto narratives, A-share systems) packaged as installable Skills.
- People who refuse to hand custody of their assets to a platform: funds stay in the user's own wallet, and Questflow calls itself the brain, not the vault.
- Developers and builders who want to assemble, deploy and monetise swarms of agents through the Questflow Developer Platform and its no-code editor.
- Users already comfortable with a crypto wallet, since the starting account is a Coinbase CDP Agent Wallet funded in USDC on the Base network.
When not to use Questflow
- Anyone resident in the 18 Prohibited Jurisdictions listed in the terms of use, which include the United States, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Indonesia, China and Russia, with geo-blocking announced.
- Investors looking for regulated advice: the terms describe the platform as neutral technical infrastructure, neither an adviser, nor a broker, nor a custodian.
- Minors: the terms require you to have reached the age of legal majority in your country of residence.
- Anyone unwilling to take crypto exposure, since perpetuals and prediction markets are the entry rails and the documentation warns they can lose money fast.
- Buyers who need a predictable, published price: no amount appears anywhere, only an unquantified Platform Fee and gas costs.
How to use Questflow
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Open the web app from the Launch app button on questflow.ai; the product itself runs at next.questflow.ai, and the marketing site describes no separate sign-up flow.
- Connect your wallet, your exchanges, your brokers and your tokens so the agent has context on what you hold.
- Choose the reasoning model your agent will run on: GPT, Claude, Gemini or an open model.
- Install official Skills or upload your own to set the strategy and the decision method.
- Plug in the data Plugins the strategy needs: market, on-chain, news, social, deep research, prediction markets.
- Open an execution account with a defined scope, through a wallet signature, an exchange API key or a broker sub-account.
- Fund the Agent Wallet, a Coinbase CDP wallet supplied free of charge, with USDC on the Base network; at least 0.5 USDC is recommended, some swarms stop working below that balance, and you can withdraw at any time.
- Give every trade ticket a context, either My Portfolio or a Fund: the agent never receives a blanket mandate.
- Or keep your existing broker instead: plugins read the portfolio through Plaid, SnapTrade or your wallet, the agent explains and proposes, and you place the order yourself.
- Builders follow the four steps of the Questflow Developer Platform: Build in the no-code editor (model, knowledge bases, API imports for tooling, teammate agents), Deploy publicly or privately, Earn through the per-agent wallet, and Tokenize on-chain.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- A rare and clearly stated custody model: assets remain in the user's own wallet and the agent only ever holds bounded permissions.
- Three named guardrails, self-custody, approved-scope trading and a kill switch; if a venue falls outside the account's permissions the agent can explain but cannot act, and every trade ticket requires a portfolio or Fund context.
- No subscription and no term commitment: usage is billed strictly as you go.
- Unusually candid public documentation about venue status, separating what is live from the coverage map and from what is merely expanding, with a complete llms.txt index.
- The choice of reasoning model is left to the user (GPT, Claude, Gemini, open models) rather than locked to a single vendor.
- Auditable strategies: the investor Skills are published openly on GitHub, under questflowai/investorskills.
- Verifiable funding and partners, with 6.5 million USD raised and named ties to Coinbase Developer Platform, Circle, Google for Startups, CoinGecko and MongoDB; the publisher also puts its own comparison pages against 18 competitors, established brokers included.
Cons
- A very wide geographic exclusion: 18 Prohibited Jurisdictions including the United States, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and Indonesia, plus a discretionary right to refuse customers from any other country.
- No published price at all: the pricing page carries no figure, and the amount of the Platform Fee appears nowhere.
- No postal address, no legal notice and no contact page; the only channel is an e-mail address, itself masked by Cloudflare obfuscation.
- Nothing on data protection to hold on to: the GDPR is never mentioned, and there is no DPA, no Article 27 representative, no sub-processor list and no declared hosting country.
- No documented way to keep your data out of model training, while the licence granted to the publisher over prompts, configurations and outputs survives termination.
- Harsh commercial terms: no refunds of any kind, liability capped at the lower of six months of Platform Fees or 100 USD, and mandatory CECAP arbitration in Panama under Panamanian law, in English.
- Few genuinely live execution rails, Hyperliquid and Polymarket only, a real crypto prerequisite (Agent Wallet, USDC, Base network, 0.5 USDC minimum for some swarms), and a site caught mid-transition, since the Vision and pricing pages still describe the older swarm-based workflow-automation product.
Pricing & Plans
There is no free plan and no free trial, and no price is published anywhere on the site. Questflow states the principle as No Subscriptions, No Surprises: no subscription, no term commitment, strictly pay-as-you-go usage. The Agent Wallet, a Coinbase CDP wallet, is supplied at no charge; it is funded in USDC on the Base network, a deposit of at least 0.5 USDC is recommended to start, withdrawal is possible at any time, and some swarms may become unavailable below that balance. The terms of use describe three families of charges: access fees for certain services, a Platform Fee levied on every transaction carried out through the platform, whose amount is never published and may be revised at any time, and Third Party Fees including gas. Platform Fees may be denominated in Supported Tokens such as AgentUSD or other digital assets. The terms also provide for monthly subscriptions payable to a Creator for access to that Creator's AI Clone outputs, again with no figure attached. No refunds are provided for any fee, payment or platform transaction.
- the pricing page is written entirely as an FAQ about the Agent Wallet and pay-as-you-go usage.
- The only arrangement the site describes is a free Agent Wallet combined with consumption billed as you go
- plus an unquantified Platform Fee and gas costs.
- The terms of use also mention monthly subscriptions payable to a Creator for access to that Creator's outputs
- with neither a plan name nor an amount.
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Questflow handles your data.
GDPR overview
The GDPR is never named. Neither GDPR nor General Data Protection Regulation appears on any page collected; the privacy policy refers only to generic Data Protection Legislation and to applicable local law. In practice three rights are offered, all exercised by e-mail to contact@questflow.ai: a copy of your data, correction, and withdrawal of consent. Stated timeframes are 14 business days for a consent withdrawal and 30 business days for an access or correction request, with written notice if that is exceeded; a reasonable fee may be charged for an access request. There is no EU representative under Article 27, no named DPO and no published DPA. On transfers, the company says it generally keeps data within your country of origin or Panama. EU member states are not among the Prohibited Jurisdictions. Policy last updated 2 March 2026.
Who owns the data?
You keep your content, but you licence it broadly. The terms grant QF Corporation and its affiliates a worldwide, non-exclusive, sublicensable, royalty-free licence to host, copy, process, transmit, display and create derivative works from your prompts, agent configurations, AI agent outputs and related telemetry, in order to operate, secure, troubleshoot and improve the platform, including model and agent evaluation and content moderation. That licence survives termination for any cause. Outputs published or listed beyond your private space may become Source Data that other agents reuse and adapt, depending on your visibility settings; private or unlisted outputs are not. Your financial assets, by contrast, never leave your own wallet.
Reuse rights
The privacy policy lists what is collected: identification data (name, e-mail, phone), digital wallet, onboarding or KYC data where applicable, communications, AI interaction data (prompts, agent configurations and instructions, strategies, trade and bet execution logs, performance analytics, AI outputs), internet activity data, and transaction and blockchain data. Questflow uses these to provide and secure the platform, verify a wallet or an identity, initiate and route digital-asset transactions, manage Creator interactions and pay Creators, run direct marketing, deliver support and meet legal obligations. It also states that it may process prompts, configurations and AI interaction data to operate, improve, debug and enrich its AI tools and agent features, and that aggregated or de-identified data may serve research, security and product improvement where the law allows. Data may be shared with categories of service providers (hosting and cloud, IT, e-mail, advertising, payments, CRM, support, analytics), with legal and accounting advisers, in a corporate transaction and on lawful request; the company says it does not volunteer data to authorities absent a legal obligation. On the user side, outputs you leave public or listed can be picked up as Source Data and adapted by other agents without any further permission step, while private or unlisted outputs are not offered for that reuse. Note the gap the site never closes: it promises to improve the platform but never says whether customer data trains models, and no opt-out is documented.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
No hosting country, no region and no cloud provider is named anywhere: not in the privacy policy, not in the terms of use, not in the cookie notice. The only geographical statement about processing is a transfer boundary, since the company says it generally does not transfer personal data outside your country of origin or Panama. Beyond that boundary a transfer may still occur in order to execute a transaction, with your consent and a commitment to a comparable level of protection, and the policy invokes adequacy decisions, standard contractual clauses or other lawful mechanisms where relevant. Service providers are described by category only, covering hosting and cloud, IT support, e-mail and newsletter, advertising and marketing, payment processing, CRM, customer support and analytics, and never named, so no sub-processor list can be checked. The site itself resolves to a Cloudflare anycast address (172.66.43.143), which identifies a CDN edge node and says nothing about where data is stored. A reader who needs a documented hosting jurisdiction will not find one here.
Where Questflow works
Country-level availability.
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Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Questflow.
- Geographic lockout: 18 Prohibited Jurisdictions including the United States, announced geo-blocking, detection of circumvention through geolocation, IP masking and blockchain analysis, and a reserved right to refuse any further country.
- An unknowable cost of use: the Platform Fee applies to every transaction, is never published, and may be revised at any time, with your next use counting as acceptance of the revision.
- No refunds are given for any fee, payment or platform transaction, and liability is capped at the lower of six months of Platform Fees or 100 USD.
- Mandatory arbitration before a single arbitrator at CECAP in Panama, under Panamanian law, with a waiver of other remedies, which makes any real dispute costly to pursue.
- On-chain transactions are irreversible: the company states it has no way to undo them, including after a mistyped entry, and losing your wallet Seed Phrase is entirely your own loss.
- A broad, perpetual licence over your prompts, agent configurations and outputs survives termination, and anything you publish or list can feed the Source Data pool that other agents reuse.
- Automation bias is the human risk: the platform declares itself neutral technical infrastructure, with no broker, custodian or regulated adviser status and e-mail as the only contact channel, so anyone who lets an agent run unattended on perpetuals and prediction markets, or who stops checking its reasoning, carries the entire loss alone.
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Nothing to install: Questflow is a web app reached through the Launch app button. The real barrier is financial rather than technical. You need a crypto wallet, and a Coinbase CDP Agent Wallet is supplied free, funded in USDC on Base with around 0.5 USDC to start. Connecting accounts means a wallet signature, an exchange API key or a broker sub-account. Using the tool sensibly assumes you understand perpetuals, leverage, funding, liquidation risk and prediction markets. The marketing site offers no step-by-step tutorial and no screenshots, and the documentation is conceptual rather than operational.
Deployment
Integrations
Behind Questflow
Fundraising
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Resources
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Alternatives
Tools that compete with or complement Questflow.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is Questflow?
Does Questflow hold my funds?
Which venues can the agent actually trade on?
How much does it cost?
In which countries is the service unavailable?
Is this investment advice?
Is my data used to train models?
Is Questflow GDPR compliant?
Is there a public API or a mobile app?
Can I build my own agents, and how do I reach the publisher?
Should you pick Questflow?
Questflow is coherent and well documented where it matters most: an AI investing agent that leaves custody with the user and operates inside permissions the user grants explicitly. The documentation is honest about the gap between what is live, Hyperliquid and Polymarket, and what is merely announced or mapped, which is more than most competitors in this category offer. The reasoning model is the user's choice, the investor Skills are published openly, and the funding and partner list stands up to checking.
The dual positioning costs it something. A consumer-facing finance agent on one side and a developer platform for agent swarms on the other leave the site partly out of sync: the Vision and pricing pages still describe the earlier workflow-automation product while the home page describes a financial agent.
Three areas are genuinely opaque. Price, because nothing is quantified anywhere and the Platform Fee can be revised at will. Legal identity, because there is no address, no legal notice and no contact page, only an obfuscated e-mail. And data protection, because the GDPR is never named, no DPA exists, no hosting country is declared and no training opt-out is documented. Add mandatory arbitration in Panama, a liability cap of 100 USD and a no-refund clause, and the commercial terms are firmly one-sided.
The geographic exclusion settles the question for many readers: 18 Prohibited Jurisdictions, the United States among them, disqualify a large share of the audience outright. What remains is a tool for an informed crypto user who understands the risk of perpetuals and prediction markets, accepts Panamanian arbitration and the absence of refunds, and values keeping the keys more than knowing the price.
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