Are there trading limits (per-transaction or daily) when using an AI agent?

Pluang does not publish specific per-transaction or daily limits for orders placed through an AI agent. In practice what constrains an agent order is the same thing that constrains one you place yourself: your available buying power for that asset class, read fresh immediately before every order, and the account-level rules that already apply to manual trading. The control that matters most is the confirmation step — the agent cannot execute anything without your explicit approval of that specific quote, so no order reaches the market whose numbers you have not seen and agreed to. If you want a firm ceiling on what an agent could ever spend, the practical way to set one today is to keep only what you are comfortable trading in the wallet that funds that asset class, and to disconnect the agent when you are not using it.

• What actually limits an agent order — your available buying power for that asset class. The agent is required to re-read it immediately before every order, because it moves with exchange rates and with any orders you already have open.
• Your confirmation is the binding control — nothing executes until you approve the specific quote in front of you. A vague reply such as "sounds good" is not treated as consent, and if the quote goes stale it is re-quoted at the current price rather than executed at the old one.
• Revoking access takes effect immediately — disconnecting the agent stops it placing anything further. Holdings and orders you already submitted are unaffected and continue as normal.
• Moving money out is never available — no permission you can grant an agent includes withdrawing, transferring between wallets or sending crypto out. That boundary does not depend on any limit.

Related questions:

Q: What stops an AI agent from spending more than I want?
The confirmation step, primarily. Every order stops and shows you the quantity, price, fees and total before anything is placed, and nothing executes until you approve it. Beyond that, the agent can only ever spend the buying power actually available in the wallets funding that asset class, and you can disconnect it at any moment to stop it placing anything further.

Q: Can I set a spending limit for the agent before I connect it?
There is no published setting that caps what an agent may spend. The practical equivalent is funding discipline: keep only what you are comfortable trading in the wallet behind that asset class, approve each quote deliberately rather than reflexively, and disconnect the agent when you are not actively using it. All three are under your control today.

Q: What happens if the agent tries to place an order I cannot afford?
It fails the same way a manual order would. Buying power is re-read immediately before every order, so an order larger than the funds available for that asset class does not go through. The agent should tell you it was refused rather than silently retrying, and you can check your transaction history to confirm nothing was placed.

Q: Does the agent get its own separate allowance from my main account?
No. There is no separate agent balance or allowance. It draws on exactly the same wallets and the same buying power you use when you trade manually in the app, which is also why a purchase can be funded from more than one wallet at once with automatic currency conversion.