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Agent Wallet

Agent Wallet is AI-native wallet infrastructure that gives AI agents their own wallets — not borrowed access to a human’s. Every user gets EVM and Solana wallets provisioned automatically at signup, with full capabilities out of the box: transfers, swaps, yield generation, and commerce protocol payments. Private keys are secured in a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE), and the architecture is non-custodial — operators maintain ultimate control at all times. Unlike connecting an AI to an existing human wallet, Agent Wallet is built for agents from day one. It’s optimized for agentic workflows, assisted conversations, and autonomous financial operations — so the experience is smooth whether an agent is executing a multi-step trade or a user is chatting with an AI assistant.

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Why AI-Native Matters

Today, if your AI agent needs to handle money, you have three options:
ApproachHow It WorksLimitation
Human wallet + AI wrapperAgent connects to a user’s MetaMask or Coinbase via APINo true autonomy — the human remains the wallet owner
DIY walletA few lines of code to create an address, keys in env varsInsecure, limited to basic transfers, no production path
AI-native (Agent Wallet)Agent gets its own wallet, operates within defined constraintsGenuine autonomy with production-grade security
The DIY approach gets you basic transfers, but swaps take hundreds of lines of untested code. Yield generation, commerce payments, and secure key management aren’t included. And storing private keys in environment variables isn’t theoretical risk — credential leaks are already being documented in agent ecosystems. 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.

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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.
InterfacePrimary UserBest For
MCP ServerAI agents and assistantsAny MCP-compatible client — Claude, Cursor, n8n, custom agents
CLIDevelopers and autonomous agentsTerminal-based workflows, scripting, server-side automation
AI AssistantHumans (non-technical)Conversational web interface for wallet management
Web AppOperatorsTraditional wallet UI — manage wallets, view balances, on-ramp funds
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.

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Core Capabilities

When you sign up, EVM and Solana 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
  • On-Ramp — Fund your wallet via credit card through the Web App
All capabilities are available through MCP, CLI, and AI Assistant. The Web App provides additional management features like on-ramp and wallet configuration.
Agent Wallet supports all EVM-compatible blockchains and Solana. Wallets for both are created by default for every user.

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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