Every trader deserves an agent.
ADVANTAGES
Sparkling prepares your crypto trades for you — you always give the final approval.
Connect your wallet — your keys never leave your device, and we never see them either.
“Show me my PnL.” “Swap 100 USDC for NEAR.” It’s that simple.
Long, short, hedge — futures and outcome markets with Polymarket-style execution.
SOL, ETH, TON, BTC, USDC — find the best route for each pair, with optimized gas fees.
The agent suggests, you approve — every swap or trade shows you the quote first.
Sparkling: the trading app that comes with an agent
Sparkling is the trading app that comes with an agent: swaps, perps and prediction markets from one self-custodial balance. The agent prepares every move, you confirm it, and your keys stay with you.
Sparkling at a glance
The table gathers the essentials about Sparkling in one quick view.
| At a glance | Sparkling |
|---|---|
| Category | Trading app that comes with an agent |
| What it includes | Swaps, perps and prediction markets |
| Balance | One self-custodial balance |
| Keys | With you, secured by Turnkey, with an exportable seed phrase |
| Who decides | You: the agent prepares, you confirm |
| Gas costs | Deposits and trading on perps and prediction markets are gasless |
| Web app | Coming soon |
| Availability | Depends on the jurisdiction |
One balance for swaps, perps and prediction markets
Sparkling brings three kinds of market activity into one app, all from the same self-custodial balance. Swaps between tokens use Bebop. Perpetual futures execute on Hyperliquid, an onchain exchange. Prediction markets are offered generically as a third market type. The idea is that you do not have to move funds between separate apps to reach each of them.
Crypto can also be bought with a bank card in supported regions. Deposits are gasless, so crypto can be brought in from a supported network without holding a separate gas balance, and trading on perps and prediction markets is gasless too. Availability of individual features depends on the jurisdiction.
The agent prepares every move and you confirm
In Sparkling you describe what you want in plain words, for example "swap 200 USDT into ETH". The agent then prepares a trade card that shows the asset, the amount, the venue, the price, the slippage, the fees and a risk check, and it ends with a Confirm button. Nothing happens until Confirm is pressed.
The agent does not decide for you and does not give investment advice. It cannot see your keys and cannot sign a transaction. If the card cannot be built, Sparkling shows an error and nothing is executed. That is the point of the line "AI preps every move. You confirm."
In practice the agent saves the legwork of finding the right venue, filling in the order and checking the numbers, while the decision and the signature stay with you. You can read the card, change your request, or close it with nothing having happened.
Agents
Agents prepare. You decide.
Each agent specializes in one type of trade — you always decide which one to use.
The trade card puts everything in view before you confirm
Every move in Sparkling goes through the same card, so the same information appears each time. The table lists what the card contains and why each line matters.
| Card line | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Asset | What is being bought, sold or traded |
| Amount | How much is being traded |
| Venue | Which market the trade goes to |
| Price and slippage | The expected price and how far it can move before the trade executes |
| Fees | What the trade costs, shown before you confirm |
| Risk check | A summary of the main risks of this specific trade |
| Confirm | The only step that executes the trade |
Sparkling charges a fee on trades, and every card shows the fees before you confirm.
Your keys stay with you
Sparkling is self-custodial: every account is created with a seed phrase that you can export at any time, the keys are secured by Turnkey, and you sign every transaction yourself. With the exported seed phrase, funds stay accessible in compatible software independently of Sparkling. Sparkling is an interface to third-party markets and never holds user funds.
Self-custody also means responsibility. Whoever has the seed phrase controls the funds, so it should be written down offline, never shared, and never kept in a screenshot or a cloud note.
How Sparkling works
This section describes the flow in general terms. Availability of individual features depends on the jurisdiction.
- An account is created with a seed phrase, which can be exported at any time.
- Crypto is brought in from a supported network. Deposits are gasless.
- You tell the agent what you want to do, for example a swap.
- The agent prepares a trade card with the asset, amount, venue, price, slippage, fees and risk check.
- You read the card and press Confirm only if you agree with every line.
- The seed phrase is kept safe, because it is the only way to recover funds outside Sparkling.
The web app is coming soon.
Swaps, perps and prediction markets: the basics
A swap exchanges one token for another at the current market price. In Sparkling, swaps use Bebop.
A perpetual future, or perp, is a contract that tracks the price of an asset without an expiry date. Perps usually use leverage, so a small move in price can change the result by much more than the move itself. In Sparkling, perps execute on Hyperliquid, and the risk check on the trade card summarises the main risks of each trade.
A prediction market lets you take a position on the outcome of an event, with a price between 0 and 1 dollar that reflects the probability the market assigns to it. Each of these products has its own risks, summarised below.
| Product | Where it executes | What it is for | Main risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swaps | Bebop | Moving from one token to another | Slippage and price moves |
| Perps | Hyperliquid | Tracking the price of an asset, often with leverage | Leverage magnifies losses |
| Prediction markets | Third-party markets | Taking a position on the outcome of an event | The position can lose its full value |
Sign-up in under two minutes
From intent to trade approval in minutes
Sign in with email or a wallet — the agent prepares, you always give the approval.
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Land
Open Sparkling in your browser or in Telegram — no install, no download.
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Sign up
Sign in with email or a wallet. Your account is ready in 30 seconds.
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Deposit
Top up your balance with TON Connect, WalletConnect or a QR transfer.
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Ask
Tell the agent what trade you want — "swap 100 USDC to NEAR".
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Approve
Review the offer — price, route, fees. Sign it in one tap.
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Done
The trade settles on-chain — your balance updates instantly.
Risks and availability
Trading swaps, perps and prediction markets involves substantial risk, including the loss of all funds, and it is not suitable for everyone. Perpetual futures use leverage, which can magnify losses. Prices can move quickly, and a trade can execute at a different price than expected because of slippage. Tax rules may apply to crypto; check official guidance or a professional.
Availability of individual features depends on the jurisdiction. Some services are not available in certain countries, and this page is for information only. Sparkling is a self-custodial software interface operated by Swarming Labs Ltd (BVI). Sparkling never holds user funds. Sparkling applies IP-based geoblocking for each service in line with the terms of its partners and applicable restrictions. Using a VPN or other means to circumvent these restrictions violates our Terms of Service.
Blog
From the Sparkling Blog
Field notes on how we route trades, product updates, and in-depth analysis.
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Custody, signing, and execution in a single chat — and what that allows us to automate.
Field NotesFrom Command to Approved Trade in 90 Seconds
The four-step flow we built into Telegram, and why every step had to be a single tap.
AgentsHow Trading Agents Learn Your Execution Preferences
From preferred venues to slippage limits — how repeated choices become safer one-tap defaults.
Related pages
- USDT to GBP: how to convert, and what to check first – a Sparkling guide
- GBP to USDT: how to buy USDT with pounds – a Sparkling guide
- How to buy bitcoin in the UK: a step-by-step Sparkling guide
- Best crypto exchange in the UK? How to compare exchanges, brokers and Sparkling
- What is Hyperliquid, and how do perps work? A Sparkling explainer
Frequently asked questions
What is Sparkling?
Sparkling is a self-custodial trading app that comes with an agent. You describe what you want to do, the agent prepares a trade card, and you confirm it. Swaps, perpetual futures and prediction markets work from one balance that you control.
Does Sparkling hold my funds?
No. Sparkling is a self-custodial software interface operated by Swarming Labs Ltd (BVI). Sparkling never holds user funds. Every account has a seed phrase that you can export, keys are secured by Turnkey, and you sign every transaction yourself.
Can the agent trade without me?
No. The agent only prepares the trade. Nothing is executed until you press Confirm, and the agent cannot see your keys or sign transactions. If a card cannot be built, you see an error and nothing is executed.
Is Sparkling an exchange or a bank?
No. Sparkling is a trading app that connects you to third-party markets from a self-custodial balance. It is not a bank, and it does not hold your funds.
Are all features available in the UK?
Availability of individual features depends on the jurisdiction. Sparkling applies IP-based geoblocking for each service in line with the terms of its partners and applicable restrictions. Using a VPN or other means to circumvent these restrictions violates our Terms of Service. This page is for information only.
Does Sparkling charge fees?
Sparkling charges a fee on trades, and every trade card shows the fees before you confirm. Deposits are gasless, and so is trading on perps and prediction markets.
Where can I read more about the topics on this page?
The guides listed under related pages explain how conversion works, how to buy bitcoin, how to compare providers and how perps work, in general terms and for information only.
Author: George Kasparyants · Published: 13 October 2026
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