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Regular investing, on your instruction.

Tell Navoka to buy a fixed amount of Tesla every week, or tokenized SpaceX every month. It invests inside a cap you set once.

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StocksTokenized stocksUSDWeekly · monthly · on dip
Standing orderActive
Asset
TSLA · Tesla
exchange
Amount
$100.00
Schedule
every Monday
at market open
Cap
$500 / month
Next run
Mon Oct 6
Fills$100 of $500 this month
Mon Oct 6 · bought 0.2371 TSLA at $421.80 · $100.00 · $100 of $500 this month.

What you can say.

1 — weekly, a public stock
Buy $100 of Tesla every Monday.
Standing order set: TSLA, $100.00, every Monday at market open, $500 monthly cap. First run Mon Oct 6. I'll post each fill here.
Mon Oct 6 · bought 0.2371 TSLA at $421.80 · $100.00 · $100 of $500 this month.
2 — monthly, a tokenized private name
Put $250 a month into tokenized SpaceX.
Standing order set: tokenized SpaceX exposure, $250.00 on the 1st of each month, settled in USDC, $250 monthly cap. These are issuer-backed tokens, not SpaceX shares — the receipt will say so each time. First run Nov 1.
3 — a conditional order, held for approval
If Nvidia drops 10% from today's price, buy $500 of it.
Watching NVDA from $183.20; trigger at $164.88. $500 is above your $250 approve-above threshold, so when it triggers I'll prepare the order and hold it for your tap. Rule expires in 90 days unless you extend it.

Prices are examples, not quotes.How a standing order runs

How a standing order runs.

  • You set the rule.

    Asset, amount, schedule, monthly cap. One sentence.

  • The money is there.

    The order draws on the agent's own account; move funds in from your other accounts instantly whenever you want more in it.

  • It runs.

    On schedule, inside the cap. A stock buys at market open on an exchange; a tokenized stock buys from its issuer and settles in stablecoin — USDC or EURC.

  • You get the receipt.

    Asset, quantity, price, amount, rule it ran under, and the running total against the cap. Every fill in the ledger, same as a payment.

Change the rule any time. Pause it, raise the cap, stop it. The agent can read the rule; it can't change it.Limits and approvals

Rules that apply here.

Rules that apply here
CapabilityWhat it does
Monthly capHard ceiling on everything the agent invests in a month, across all orders
Per-order ceilingNo single buy above this, even inside the cap
Approve aboveAny order larger than this is held for your tap — conditional orders included
Asset listThe agent buys only what you've named. "Tesla" doesn't become "a Tesla ETF"
ScheduleWeekly, monthly, on a date, or on a price trigger with an expiry
Pause / stopOne tap pauses every standing order; "stop everything" freezes the account

Same mandate as the rest of Navoka — budget, threshold, allowlist — applied to buying assets instead of paying bills.Limits and approvals

Tokenized stocks, briefly.

A tokenized stock is a digital token, issued by a regulated issuer, that tracks the price of a share — Tesla, Nvidia, Apple — and settles in stablecoin. It trades in fractions, around the clock, and lands in the agent's wallet the way a USDC transfer does. Some issuers also offer tokenized exposure to private companies such as SpaceX, which have no public share to buy directly. In every case the token is a claim on the issuer, not the share itself: you don't hold the stock, you hold the token. Navoka says which one you're buying, every time, on the order and on the receipt.

  • Fractional.

    $100 of Tesla is 0.24 of a share. The order is in dollars, not whole shares.

  • Stablecoin-settled.

    Tokenized orders settle in USDC or EURC from the agent's wallet; stock orders settle from the agent's cash balance.

  • Named on the receipt.

    "TSLA, exchange" or "tokenized TSLA, issuer X" — never ambiguous.

What it won't do.

  • Give advice.

    It executes the rule you wrote. It doesn't pick stocks, time the market or tell you what to buy.

  • Trade on its own.

    No order without a rule you set; nothing above your cap; nothing outside your asset list.

  • Use leverage or derivatives.

    Spot buys of stocks and tokenized stocks only.

  • Pretend a token is a share.

    Every tokenized order is labeled as issuer-backed on the order and the receipt.

Capital at risk. Prices move; standing orders buy at the price on the day. Tokenized stocks carry issuer risk in addition to market risk.

Questions.

Can an AI agent invest for me on a schedule?
Yes. Give Navoka a standing order — asset, amount, frequency, monthly cap — and it buys on that schedule from its own account and posts each fill with the price, quantity and running total. It executes the rule you wrote; it doesn't pick assets or time the market — and every fill lands in the same ledger as your payments.
What's the difference between buying Tesla and tokenized Tesla?
Buying Tesla means a share, or a fraction of one, on an exchange, settled from the agent's cash balance. Tokenized Tesla is a token from a regulated issuer that tracks the share price and settles in stablecoin — a claim on the issuer, not the stock itself. Navoka names which one you're buying on every order and receipt.
Can I invest in SpaceX through Navoka?
Where an issuer offers tokenized exposure to SpaceX, yes — as a standing order in dollars, settled in USDC, inside your cap. SpaceX has no public share, so this is a token that tracks a private valuation, not stock. The receipt says so each time, and the same rules apply: cap, ceiling, approve-above, pause.
How do I control how much it invests?
With the same mandate the rest of Navoka uses: a monthly cap across all orders, a per-order ceiling, an approve-above threshold, and an asset list it can't step outside. Conditional orders above the threshold are prepared and held for your tap. One tap pauses every standing order; "stop everything" freezes the account.
Do I need a separate account to invest?
No. Standing orders run from the same Navoka account that pays your bills — same wallet, same rules, same ledger, same chat. Move money in from your other accounts instantly when you want more invested, pull it back when you don't. A standing order is one more sentence in the conversation.

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