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When you ask Aomi to swap, bridge, send, or interact with a protocol, Aomi first builds and simulates a transaction. Signing is the separate step that gives that transaction permission to act for your wallet. This page follows the transaction-time experience: what you review, where a signature comes from, and what status Aomi shows afterward. To choose or change a wallet’s behavior, use Configure approvals.
The Auto selector in the message composer chooses a model. It does not enable automatic wallet signing. Wallet signing is configured under Settings → Account.

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When Aomi reaches signing

After the proposed transaction passes its safety checks, one of three things happens:
  1. Your wallet asks you. Review and approve or reject the transaction.
  2. An authorized signing path responds. The connected wallet or embedded wallet provider signs without a per-transaction popup.
  3. Signing stops. A locked wallet, missing session, revoked authorization, or rejected request produces no signature.
Aomi reports which path it is waiting on. It does not switch wallets or fall back to a more permissive path.

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Manual: approve each transaction

With Manual, the sequence is visible and deliberate:
1

Aomi shows the proposed action

Review the assets, amount, network, destination, and simulated outcome in the conversation.
2

Your wallet opens

Your connected wallet interface displays its own transaction request.
3

You approve or reject

Approving produces the signature. Rejecting or closing the request stops the transaction without changing your signing setting.
4

Aomi reports the result

After submission, the conversation shows whether the transaction was submitted, confirmed, or failed.
Before approving, check the network, wallet address, recipient or contract, asset amounts, approval spender, every action in a batch, and the network fee.
Simulation helps you understand the expected result, but it does not replace your review of the wallet request.

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Automatic signing: no transaction popup

With an automatic setting, Aomi sends the exact proposal to the signing path you already authorized. If that path is available, the wallet signs without opening a separate approval popup and Aomi reports the submission result. If the connected client is unavailable or a provider authorization has expired or been revoked, signing stops. Aomi never receives the private key and does not replace the unavailable signer. The two automatic settings serve different situations. Auto-approve uses the active wallet session. Bypass permissions uses an eligible Privy or Para setup for unattended work. The provider-specific setup and revocation steps live in Configure approvals. Every automatic transaction still passes the checks described in Transaction safety.

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Scheduled and background work

A schedule stores what you want done later. It does not store a reusable signature. When the task runs, Aomi resolves the wallet’s current signing path again. If that path needs you or is no longer available, the task cannot finish unattended.

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If signing does not happen

Configure approvals

Choose a setting and configure Privy or Para.

Transaction safety

Understand the checks that run before any signing path begins.
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Last modified on August 10, 2026