Why AI-Native Matters
Today, if your AI agent needs to handle money, you have three options:
The DIY approach gets you basic transfers, but swaps, yield, commerce payments, and secure key management aren’t included — each one is a significant engineering effort.
Agent Wallet provides all of this out of the box, with TEE-secured key management, so you can focus on what your agent does rather than building financial infrastructure.
Four Interfaces, One Wallet
Agent Wallet is infrastructure — a core service exposed through multiple interfaces. All four connect to the same underlying wallet and capabilities.
The MCP Server is the primary integration point for AI agents. The CLI is a lightweight wrapper around an MCP client — same capabilities, accessible from the command line. The AI Assistant and Web App serve humans who need to manage or monitor wallets directly.
Core Capabilities
When you sign up, EVM, Solana, Bitcoin, and Sui wallets are provisioned for you automatically — no extra steps required. From there, your agent (or you) can:- Send & Receive — Transfer tokens to any address on supported chains
- Check Balances — View holdings across all provisioned wallets
- Swap — Exchange between token pairs with best-rate routing
- Earn Yield — Explore yield opportunities and deploy funds to vaults
- Commerce Payments — Pay Prism-enabled merchants via x402 and other commerce protocols
Agent Wallet supports EVM chains (Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BSC, Avalanche, Linea), Solana, Bitcoin, and Sui. Wallets for all are created by default for every user.
Get Started
Quick Start
Create your first agent wallet and connect via MCP
MCP Server
Connect your AI agent to the hosted MCP server
CLI
Install the CLI for terminal-based agent workflows
Security Model
TEE key management and non-custodial architecture