Short version: your agent finds a deal, we weigh it, you decide. The weighing happens before any money moves, which is the whole point.
Because that is the experience everyone already understands. The deal goes in, the screen says Approving…, and a few seconds later it says Approved or Declined.
The difference is what a decline means. It is never “insufficient funds”. It names which of five things gave way, in plain words, on the screen and out loud — and then it is still your call.
Who you would be dealing with, and what their record says.
Whether they can actually deliver what they are offering.
Whether this is the thing you actually asked for.
What the transaction is really trying to do.
Whether the contract itself is safe to touch.
A decline is information, not a locked door. Go ahead anyway if you want to.
A wallet connection we know to be a drainer. That one is refused every time, because by the time you could overrule it your wallet would already be empty. Everything else is a conversation.
Every check leaves a receipt you hold and can produce to anyone. Your data stays yours. If you choose to let it earn, that revenue splits with you evenly.
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