Meet Talise Copilot
Copilot is the assistant built into Talise. Tell it what you want in plain words, send fifty dollars to a friend, check what you have, move idle cash into yield, and it does the work. No forms, no menus, no jargon.
Most finance apps hand you a grid of buttons and hope you can find the one you need. Copilot takes the opposite bet. You already know how to describe what you want, you do it in every chat you send all day. So Talise lets you describe money the same way, and a capable assistant turns the sentence into the transaction.
You should not have to learn an app to move your own money. You should just be able to ask.
What Copilot can do
Copilot is not a chatbot bolted onto a wallet. It is wired into the same engine that powers the rest of Talise, so it works with your real balance and can act, not just answer.
Send by asking
"Send 20 to mum" becomes a ready-to-confirm payment to a name you know. You review the amount and send. It settles in under a second, gas sponsored.
Answers grounded in your account
It knows your dollar balance, your recent activity, and where you can earn, so its answers are about your money, not a generic explanation of how wallets work.
Talks in your currency
Say "send 5000 naira" and it converts at the live rate you see in the app, so the person on the other side gets what you meant.
Guides you into yield
Ask where your idle dollars could earn and it compares the venues, then sets it up if you say yes. Nothing moves without your confirmation.
Explains before it acts
Every action is previewed in plain language first. You always see the amount and the recipient before anything happens.
Payment links on request
Ask for a link to collect money and it drafts one you can share. The other person pays without needing an account first.
Built to be trusted with money
An assistant that can move funds has to earn a different level of trust than one that writes emails. We built Copilot with that bar in mind.
It never sends without your confirmation. Copilot proposes, you approve. It shows the exact amount and recipient every time, so there is no ambiguity about what a tap will do. It runs on the same non-custodial rails as the rest of Talise, which means even the assistant cannot spend on your behalf. The keys stay yours through zkLogin.
And because Talise is gasless, Copilot never has to stop you mid-sentence to buy a gas token or top up a fee balance. You ask, you confirm, it is done.
Fast, because slow is not an assistant
A copilot that makes you wait is just another form to fill out. Talise hydrates your live context, balance, recent activity, yield venues, up front, so Copilot answers with real numbers immediately instead of pausing to look things up one field at a time. The reply starts streaming as it thinks, and a send finalizes in under a second.
This is the start
Copilot is live in the Talise app today. It can send, explain your balance, walk you into yield, and draft payment links, all from plain language. And it is about to get much more personal. In the next post we get into how Copilot remembers, using Walrus, so the assistant that helps you today actually knows you tomorrow.