Neyro's agentic DEX passed a Hacken audit with zero vulnerabilities. The project, founded by an ex-Morgan Stanley veteran, prepares for its next phase as agentic wallet activity surges.
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Neyro, a decentralized exchange that lets users build and deploy trading agents without coding, said it passed a Hacken audit with zero vulnerabilities found. The project is led by a former Morgan Stanley veteran with 18 years in traditional finance and $23 billion in executed transactions, according to the team.
The DEX's agentic engine allows users to create strategies, open and close trades, or manage a spot wallet. The MVP already executes trades on Hyperliquid autonomously, Neyro said. It promises sub-two-second execution, a no-code builder, multichain support, 0.1% fees, $850 million in total value locked, a $5 million insurance fund, and up to 100x leverage with no price impact.
"We successfully completed the Hacken audit of our smart-contract and passed 69 reviews with 0 vulnerabilities found at Hacken DualDefence bug bounty program," Andrew Isaacs, co-founder of Neyro, said in an interview with Hackernoon. "Currently we're doing an ongoing CertiK audit as well."
The project moved from whitepaper to a live non-custodial tool in under a year. Its next development phase is scheduled to start in July or August 2026, per the official roadmap.
A separate project, Giza, offers an on-chain agent that hunts for the best yields across lending protocols. The agent rebalances assets and sends a daily report explaining where capital moved and why. Giza is non-custodial; users oversee execution rather than managing every swap themselves.
The broader push for agentic infrastructure got a boost from EIP-7702, approved on Ethereum in 2024. The proposal lets a wallet temporarily act as a smart contract for a single transaction without changing its address. That enables gasless transactions and batch operations, which agents rely on. Major wallet providers spent the last two years auditing the delegation logic, while dApps added handshakes under EIP-5792 to detect 7702 support. Reductions in L2 costs through the Fusaka upgrade made the economics viable, developers said.
Agentic wallet activity is climbing. COBO reported roughly 2.3 million active agentic wallets as of 2026. Bitget said agentic wallets account for 15% of all on-chain transactions. Chainalysis said agents executed more than 100 million transactions on Base alone in the first quarter of 2026. The average agentic wallet holds multiple coin types and small balances.
Investment firms see the market growing. Involution projects $52 billion in agentic spend by 2030. Nevermined and the World Economic Forum estimate $46 billion and $45 billion, respectively.
Morgan Stanley, where Neyro's founder previously worked, carries an Alpha Score of 62 out of 100 on AlphaScala, with a Moderate label. The firm's stock page is at /stocks/ms.
Neyro's next development phase will determine whether the live tool expands beyond Hyperliquid to other chains. Giza's platform is already running. The infrastructure layer, including EIP-7702 adoption, continues to fall into place.
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