What you need
A supported wallet
Quant Terminal runs on-chain. You need a compatible crypto wallet to connect to the app.
ORAI tokens for staking
Vault deposit access and Agent access are based on ORAI staking allocation. You’ll need ORAI to get started.
Step 1 — Connect your wallet
Go to quant.orai.io and connect your wallet using the prompt in the top-right corner. The app supports standard Cosmos-compatible wallets.Step 2 — Stake ORAI
Your vault deposit allocation is determined by how much ORAI you have staked. Before you can deposit into any vault or use Agents, stake ORAI through the Staking section of the app. See Staking for a step-by-step walkthrough and details on how allocation works.Step 3 — Choose your path
Quant Terminal offers two ways to access automated trading strategies:Vaults
Passive, pooled. Deposit USDC into a managed vault. A professional strategy trades on your behalf. You receive vault shares and earn returns based on vault performance.
Agents
Active, your account. Run an automated strategy directly on your personal trading account. You configure the budget and risk settings. Nothing is pooled.
Step 4 — Make your first deposit or start your first agent
For Vaults: Navigate to the Vaults section, select a vault that matches your risk profile, and follow the deposit flow. See Vaults for details on each available strategy. For Agents: Navigate to the Agents section, configure the XAU Agent with your account size and risk settings, and start it. See Agents for the full setup walkthrough.Step 5 — Monitor your position
Once you’re live, track everything from the Quant Terminal dashboard:- Share price — the current value of each vault share, updated by the oracle.
- PnL — your realized and unrealized profit and loss.
- Allocation — your remaining deposit capacity across vaults.
- Pending withdrawals — vault withdrawal requests queue separately; check status here.