Non-custodial Accounts
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Native Core accounts are non-custodial: an account is identified by an owner address and is controlled by signatures, with no separate registration. Every trading action is a signed transaction, so the chain can verify exactly who authorized each order, cancel, or modify.
The owner address is the account's root authority.
Trading actions are authorized by a recoverable signature over the canonical transaction payload.
Rather than signing every order with the owner key, an owner can authorize an agent — a delegated key that signs on the owner's behalf. Agents are how bots and automated strategies operate without exposing the owner key.
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