Think about checking your portfolio while getting ready for work, or wanting to know the current yield on a lending position while you’re away from your computer.
Usually, that means opening an app, finding the right section and going through several screens before getting an answer.
Voice interaction offers another way to handle this.
This is one of the features ORO is bringing into DeFi.
Through its voice mode, you can speak to ORO and ask questions about your onchain activity.
Here’s what that makes possible.
➺ Ask for your current wallet balances.
➺ Check yields on positions such as USDC supplied to Aave.
➺ Ask about token swaps, staking and lending opportunities.
➺ Request a transaction and receive a transaction card to review.
If you decide to proceed, the transaction is prepared for your approval and you sign it with your own wallet. ORO does not sign or broadcast transactions on your behalf.
The voice experience is powered by ElevenLabs’ conversational AI infrastructure, while ORO’s existing engine handles the DeFi requests.
I think this adds an interesting dimension to how people interact with onchain applications.
DeFi doesn’t always have to begin with searching through menus. Sometimes, you can start with a question and take it from there.
Give ORO’s voice mode a try and see how it handles your next DeFi question.
Usually, that means opening an app, finding the right section and going through several screens before getting an answer.
Voice interaction offers another way to handle this.
This is one of the features ORO is bringing into DeFi.
Through its voice mode, you can speak to ORO and ask questions about your onchain activity.
Here’s what that makes possible.
➺ Ask for your current wallet balances.
➺ Check yields on positions such as USDC supplied to Aave.
➺ Ask about token swaps, staking and lending opportunities.
➺ Request a transaction and receive a transaction card to review.
If you decide to proceed, the transaction is prepared for your approval and you sign it with your own wallet. ORO does not sign or broadcast transactions on your behalf.
The voice experience is powered by ElevenLabs’ conversational AI infrastructure, while ORO’s existing engine handles the DeFi requests.
I think this adds an interesting dimension to how people interact with onchain applications.
DeFi doesn’t always have to begin with searching through menus. Sometimes, you can start with a question and take it from there.
Give ORO’s voice mode a try and see how it handles your next DeFi question.
