Futu Client
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Overview
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: futu-client Version: 1.0.1 The skill is a legitimate wrapper for the Futu OpenAPI (futu-api), providing a simplified interface for stock trading, account queries, and market data retrieval. It communicates exclusively with a local FutuOpenD gateway on 127.0.0.1:11111 and contains no evidence of malicious behavior, data exfiltration, or prompt injection. All methods in client.py align with the documented purpose of interfacing with the Futu trading platform.
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If invoked after trading is unlocked, the agent could submit real buy or sell orders that may cause financial loss.
The skill exposes an order-placement method that defaults to the real trading environment, and the visible code does not require an explicit confirmation step before submitting the order.
def place_order(..., trd_env: TrdEnv = TrdEnv.REAL) ... ctx.place_order(..., trd_env=trd_env)
Default all trading methods to SIMULATE, require explicit user confirmation with an order summary before any REAL order, and consider separating read-only account queries from trading actions.
Providing the trading password could enable the agent to operate the user's real brokerage account through FutuOpenD.
The skill accepts a trading password and uses it to unlock real trading by default, granting account-level authority over financial transactions.
def unlock_trade(self, password: str, trd_env: TrdEnv = TrdEnv.REAL) -> bool: ... ctx.unlock_trade(password=password, trd_env=trd_env)
Declare this credential requirement clearly, handle the password only through a secure prompt or credential mechanism, avoid logging or storing it, and require per-trade user approval.
Different or future package versions could change behavior, including behavior that affects trading operations.
The skill relies on external, unpinned Python packages and has no install spec; this is purpose-aligned but leaves dependency provenance and versioning less controlled.
Install dependencies: `pip install futu-api` ... `pip install futu-api pandas`
Pin dependency versions in an install spec or requirements file and install from trusted package sources.