The Archer guide

1. Sign in. Open Archer for web and use one of the available sign-in methods.
2. Ask a question. Start with a company, a market move, or an earnings report. You do not need to deposit funds to research.
3. Connect when ready. Use Vault to find your wallet addresses and available account connections.
4. Check before acting. Ask for a fresh balance and review the complete order details before approving a trade.

What changed in Nvidia's latest earnings? Include sources.

Follow up in the same conversation to compare companies, clarify a number, or explore a different scenario.

Overview

A summary of your connected accounts and holdings.

Chat

Start a conversation or return to earlier research.

Vault

Wallet addresses, funding, withdrawals, and account connections.

Portfolio

Balances and positions across supported connected accounts.

Markets & News

Market views, news, and earnings to explore in chat.

Activity

Orders, fills, delivered updates, and alert management.

Your account menu contains your username, settings, and account shortcuts.

Ask Archer to investigate a company, compare assets, explain a filing, or look at a chart. Name the market, period, and question you care about.

Compare Nvidia and AMD's latest reported revenue growth. Link the sources and give the reporting periods.

Check the source and date behind a conclusion. Market data can be delayed or unavailable, and an analysis is not a promise of future performance.

Your Archer wallet and externally connected accounts are separate. Connecting a brokerage or a Hyperliquid account does not move funds into your Archer wallet.

• Use the address and network shown in Vault for each deposit.
• Match both the asset and the network before sending funds.
• Connection availability and trading permissions depend on the account and provider.
• Before withdrawing, verify the destination, asset, network, amount, and fees in the confirmation.

Never send an EVM asset to a Bitcoin or Solana address. Ask Archer to clarify a funding route when you are unsure.

Ask for a full portfolio to see supported connected accounts together, or name a particular wallet or venue for a focused check.

Show my EVM wallet balances by network. Keep Hyperliquid and brokerage balances separate.

Account value, cash, available trading balance, and withdrawable funds mean different things. Open orders or positions can reserve funds. An unavailable balance is not a zero balance.

After a deposit or trade, request a fresh balance. Recent activity can take time to appear in every account view.

Link supported messaging apps through your account connections. Follow the linking flow to associate the channel with the correct Archer account.

Use the web workspace for detailed charts and account views, and your linked messaging app for conversations and updates. Check which account and delivery channel you selected when configuring an alert.

Describe the asset, amount, account, and action. Available markets include supported crypto swaps, perpetuals, prediction markets, and connected brokerage capabilities.

Prepare a swap of 100 USDC to ETH on Base. Show the quote and fees before I confirm.

1. Review the preview. Check the account, market, direction, size, price, fees, and any leverage or slippage settings.
2. Approve or cancel. Use the confirmation controls in web chat, or the requested confirmation reply in your messaging app.
3. Check the outcome. Approval submits the request. Wait for the resulting status or fill before treating it as complete.

Quotes can expire and prices can change. If a request fails or its status is unclear, check Activity before submitting another order. Fees and minimums depend on the route, venue, and current quote.

Specify the condition you want watched and where to receive updates. Review your alerts in Activity to see their status and available pause or management controls.

Alert me when Bitcoin goes above $100,000. Confirm the condition and delivery channel.

The timeline shows supported orders, Hyperliquid fills, and web updates. An order and its fills may appear separately. It is not a complete ledger of every external brokerage event or onchain transfer.

Protect the email and messaging accounts you use to access Archer. Keep private keys and sign-in codes private, and never paste them into a conversation.

Review every transaction request carefully. Account connection permissions vary, so inspect the provider's authorization screen. When exporting a key, use the account's supported export flow and store it securely.

See the privacy policy and terms for account and service details.

The MCP API reference covers the supported public interface, authentication, and example requests for integrations.