Trading by voice
Send a voice message. Dale trades it. The whole thing happens without taking the phone out of your hand.
Can you trade by voice?
Yes. Send Dale a voice message and Dale acts on it the same way it acts on typed text. Say what you want to buy, how much, and on which chain, and the request goes through the same intent parsing, the same safety checks and the same routing as a typed instruction. Voice runs on every account and works in English. It is inbound only: you speak to Dale, and Dale answers in text. Dale does not send voice messages back. Every voice trade goes through a confirmation step before it executes, so nothing is signed straight off the audio. By default you confirm that step with a tap. If you would rather authorize by voice instead, a voice PIN is available and you switch it on yourself. It is off until you do.
How do you send a voice trade?
Record a voice message in the chat the way you would to a person. Say the token, the amount and the chain. Dale transcribes it, works out the intent, runs the safety pipeline, and comes back with a confirmation before anything executes. If the audio is unclear or the request is ambiguous, Dale asks rather than guessing.
Is voice PIN on by default?
No. Voice PIN is off by default and stays off until you turn it on with /voicepin. Leaving it off does not remove the confirmation step. Tap PIN and tap confirm are always available and are what you get out of the box. Turning voice PIN on gives you a second way to authorize, not a replacement for the gate.
Dale reads voice messages. Dale does not send them. Replies, confirmations and trade results all come back as text in the chat.