Account & wallet
You sign in to Oreno with Privy. On first sign-in, Privy creates a non-custodial wallet for you on Robinhood Chain — the wallet your strategies and the agent work with.
Signing in
Go to app.useoreno.com and press Continue. The sign-in options shown are the ones enabled for Oreno: email (one-time code) and connecting an existing wallet. Other methods, such as Google, appear only when they are switched on.
Your Oreno wallet
Every account gets an embedded wallet on Robinhood Chain (eip155:4663) — including accounts that sign in with an external wallet, so there is always a wallet you control inside Oreno.
- Non-custodial. The key is split between your device and Privy. Oreno never holds it.
- Exportable. In Settings → Wallets, choose Export key to reveal the private key to yourself only.
- No seed phrases requested. Oreno will never ask you to type a seed phrase or private key anywhere.
Send only on Robinhood Chain
To fund your wallet, send USDG, Robinhood stock tokens, or a little ETH for gas on Robinhood Chain only. Assets sent on another network may be lost.
Verified and reported wallets
When you sign in, the app registers your wallets with Oreno's backend. If Privy identity tokens are enabled, the backend reads your linked wallets from a token signed by Privy and marks them Verified. Otherwise it records the addresses your browser reports. Either way, you can only read portfolios for wallets linked to your own account.
Settings
| Section | What it does |
|---|---|
| Account | Shows how you signed in and your Oreno ID |
| Wallets | Lists your wallets, explorer links, and Export key |
| Network | Robinhood Chain (eip155:4663) |
| Risk limits | Your limits for every strategy — see Risk & policy engine |
| Agent permissions | The agent can propose but never sign |
Sign out is at the bottom of Settings.