FOGO is now live on NEAR Intents.
You can now swap into FOGO from 100+ native assets across 30+ chains directly using NEAR Intents, with no wallet switching, no gas management, and no chain-specific UX.
Institutional-grade does not mean polished branding. It means timing you can model, settlement you can depend on, and permissions you can constrain before serious capital ever touches the system.
The real test begins when everyone shows up
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Institutional workflows care about sequence, not just speed. Trade, confirm, settle, redeploy. If any step lags, the whole chain of capital usage slows down with it.
Operational risk often hides in the transaction path itself. If every step needs fee estimation and a fresh signature, strategies become brittle.
Fogo Sessions removes that drag inside bounded permissions.
Scoped sessions matter because they separate authority from convenience. A key can be allowed to trade one asset, up to one limit, for one time window. That is how automation becomes governable.
Give your agent limited access.
Average latency can look fine while variance still wrecks execution. Traders do not get filled on the average. They get filled on the path the market actually takes in that moment.
40ms blocks, every time.
People call location an infrastructure detail until it shows up as worse fills. Geography becomes price the moment latency variance hits execution.
Colocation.
The old signing model assumes a human is always nearby. Autonomous capital breaks that assumption. Sessions are how execution keeps moving without dropping control.
Fogo Sessions is a power up for Agents.
The next wave of on-chain volume will not all come from people tapping screens. Infrastructure has to assume agents, rules, and zero human fallback.
Fogo is fast enough for agents.