Your account

Your Follow wallet#

Your Follow wallet holds your available money and owns the accounts used to copy portfolios. Sign in with the same email or Google account to return to it. Connecting an external wallet is not a sign-in option.

Portfolio trading#

Each portfolio you copy has its own account on BNB Chain, owned by your wallet. Its trading permission lets Follow buy and sell approved tokenised stocks and USDT inside that account, and nothing else: it cannot withdraw, and it cannot move money to any other address.

Manage your holdings and sales from Portfolio. Your max slippage is in Account → Trading.

The chart on Portfolio#

One chart, three views. Value is what the account is worth over the window: the money in your wallet and what your follows are worth, together. P&L is what the account has made: what it is worth, less the money you put in from outside, plus the money you took out; money moving between your wallet and your own follows counts as neither. Income is what Follow has paid into the account, every creator fee from a portfolio you publish and every share of a referred trade, added up as it landed, with each stream's total under the figure and the way to its page: the creator fee on Earn, referrals on Referrals. Income is yours alone; your public page shows Value and P&L.

Wallet signing permission#

Signing in does not grant wallet signing or open an automatic permission prompt. Enabling new wallet signing is currently unavailable in the app. If you already granted access, you can review and revoke it in Account.

Existing wallet signing access lets Follow sign the approved wallet actions while you are away: deposit into your verified Follow accounts, reduce or exit their positions, and return USDT to your wallet.

The current rules restrict these movements to your own accounts and approved actions. Follow can update the rules as supported routes change. These rules are administered by Follow; they are not an unchangeable guarantee. They do not protect against trading losses or make a route the cheapest available.

Conversions currently need your open session; granting wallet signing alone does not run them in the background.

Changing your permissions#

Signing in does not grant wallet signing. You can review and revoke existing signing access from Account. Revoking wallet signing requests removal of that signer. The wallet provider can take a short time to enforce removal, and it does not undo transactions already signed or sent. Revoking wallet signing does not sell holdings or revoke existing portfolio trading permissions. It is not a complete stop to all trading.

Follow verifies the permission with the wallet provider before showing it as active.

Max slippage#

Set your max slippage in Account → Trading: a row of steps, the default of 1.5% named, or any figure of your own up to 5%. It is the one number that governs a trade, on purchases, sales and automatic updates across all your portfolios: how far a buy quote may be above, or a sell quote below, the reference price.

The reference is Ondo's own two-sided quote for the name, read at the moment of the order and good for fifteen seconds. A quote more than your limit above it on a buy, or below it on a sell, waits; the order never fills past the limit either, since the same limit bounds the auction it runs in. A name held this way shows as waiting under Holdings, with the gap the quote showed, and the bell tells you once.

Tighter limits can leave trades waiting; wider limits accept worse quotes. It stops at 5%, where the auction an order runs in has its own floor, so a wider figure would govern nothing. Fees are separate. Orders already submitted complete under their original terms.