Terms of the AEREDIUM Claude connector
What you are buying
One subscription buys both halves of one corridor: MCP Police, which judges whether an action your agent proposes is permitted, and the MCP Wallet, which executes it. They are sold together because they are one road. There is no judging-only plan and no executing-only plan.
The trading fee
When your agent trades on a venue directly through the MCP Wallet, AEREDIUM charges a service fee of five basis points (0.05%) of what the trade buys, deducted inside the trade itself and paid to AEREDIUM in the same transaction. Nothing else is charged on a trade: the venue's own pool fee and the chain's gas are the venue's and the chain's, not ours. Each trade's record on your account states the fee taken. Transfers carry no fee.
What the service does
It is a bridge. Your agent reaches MCP Police and the MCP Wallet through one connection; every action is judged first and executed second; and the wallet refuses an action the judge was never asked about. This connector holds no tool of its own and forms no opinion about any payment: the two doors decide, and this service carries the question and the answer.
Who owns the agent
You do. You name it, you choose its role, you approve its mandate with your own passkey, and you can halt it at any moment. No AEREDIUM officer approves an agent, and none stands between you and your own wallet.
What happens if a payment stops
A lapsed subscription keeps every reading tool and refuses every acting tool. You can still read your wallets, your balances, your agents and your receipts; nothing can be built, submitted, signed or paid until the subscription is paid again. Nothing is deleted, and paying again restores acting on the very next call.
What you are not asked for
Signing up needs a passkey and a payment. There is no identity verification step in this agreement and none in the product: you reach this connector as a Claude account holder, and AEREDIUM does not ask you to prove yourself a second time.
What AEREDIUM does not promise
This connector does not promise that a payment will succeed: MCP Police may refuse it, the MCP Wallet may refuse it, and either refusal is the policy answering rather than a fault. It does not hold your funds, and it cannot move them: it holds no key, and every signature belongs to the wallet's own custody.
Contact
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