Ghost OS is an AI crypto command layer for swaps, bridges, token scans, wallet actions, portfolio workflows, and onchain execution from one command center.

Can Ghost OS handle crypto swaps and bridges?

Ghost OS parses natural-language swap and bridge commands, resolves chain and token context, checks configured providers, prepares routes, and shows real transaction proof only after execution.

Ghost OS is the AI command layer for crypto — type what you want, confirm, and it executes onchain.

Switch wallet mode and set controls — Ghost OS Guide

Switch wallet mode and set controls

Choose Ghost Wallet or External Wallet mode, understand the approval behavior, and manage policy and emergency controls.

Ghost OS Settings with wallet modes and security controls

Real Ghost OS interface shown in a guest session. Numbered markers match the steps below.

Before you start

Sign in to use your provisioned Ghost Wallet.
Connect an external wallet before selecting External Wallet Mode.

Step by step

Use Ghost Wallet Mode

Select Ghost Wallet for instant execution within your saved policy. Ghost still checks the wallet, balance, route, risk, and limits before sending.

Use External Wallet Mode

Connect your wallet, select External Wallet, and approve each prepared transaction in the wallet. Ghost cannot sign for the external account.

Review policy limits

Check maximum transaction, daily spend, allowed chains, and slippage protection before relying on instant execution.

Pause when needed

Emergency pause blocks Ghost Wallet execution. Resume only after you understand and resolve the reason for the pause.

Safety notes

Switching mode never transfers funds between wallets.
Private-key export is sensitive: use a private device and never share the exported material.

Interface details can change as Ghost OS improves. The safety sequence remains the same: resolve, review, confirm, and verify onchain.

Ghost OS

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