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Users can engage with Ardio using natural language, such as chatting, performing transfers or creating a contact list.

The behavior of transferring and managing the contact list is called an Action, which will be accompanied by a ⚡ displayed under the response.

Manage Contacts

Simply tell Ardio the name and address you’d like to save, and Ardio will build your contact list automatically.

Users can use chat commands to edit or remove any contacts.

Transfer

Ardio can assist with transfers via commands like:

  • “Transfer 10 USDC to Bob on Base Network.”

  • “Help me buy a Starbucks for BOB.”

You can also break down complex requests into parts for better interaction.

Batch Transfer

Ardio can handle bulk actions to help users handle transfers to multiple contacts at once.

Example: "Transfer 10 USDC to Bob, 5 USDC to Alice, and 15.5 USDC to Vitalik on Base Network."

Multi-Chain

Perform cross-chain transfers, currently supporting Base and Ethereum.

Example: "Please transfer 10 USDC to Bob on Base Network and 8 USDC on Ethereum Network."

Transfer Modes

Ardio offers two transfer modes, Manual Mode, and Auto Mode. You can switch between them via the menu under Assets or by asking Ardio directly.

Manual Mode

This default mode requires manual confirmation for every transfer.

The transfer amount and gas fees are paid by users.

Auto Mode

With the help of Base’s MPC Wallet, Auto Mode allows for gas-free USDC transfers on Base.

After initializing your MPC Wallet through the Assets menu and depositing funds, Ardio automates transfers without manual confirmations.

The transfer amount and gas fees are paid by the wallet.

Initial authorization is required, with limits on amounts; reauthorization is necessary for higher values.