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AI agents spend crypto inside your caps: $25/spend, $100/day, approvals, allowlist, kill switch. Keys never leave your wallet. Agents are about to start buying things. Agent Wallet is the wallet that lets them — inside rules you set, with your keys never leaving your wallet. Connect the EVM wallet you already use (MetaMask & friends). AI agents (over MCP), web stores, and you can propose spends; a guard engine judges every proposal against your policy: • Per-transaction cap ($25 default) — hard-denied above it • Daily cap ($100 default) — re-checked at send time • Approval line ($5 default) — at/above it, you approve in the panel • Payee allowlist + allowlist-only mode • Kill switch — freeze agent spending instantly • Full ledger — every verdict with written reasons AGENT IDENTITY: give the agent its own wallet identity — a dedicated EVM address (connect a separate wallet that belongs to the agent) and its own Bitcoin receive address with QR code and live balance (watch-only; BTC keys stay in a real Bitcoin wallet). FULL WALLET HUB: receive/deposit with address + QR, withdraw your own crypto to an exchange or another wallet (owner action, separate from agent caps), ERC-20 sends (USDC/USDT/DAI + custom tokens), network switching across 7 chains, card buy / cash-out routes via regulated providers (MoonPay, Transak), and a Uniswap swap shortcut. Your keys never leave your wallet. Every send ends in your wallet's own confirmation popup. No account, no telemetry, policy and ledger stored locally in your browser. Free while in beta. Agent Wallet Pro ($9/month) planned at launch: multi-wallet policies, spend alerts, team approvals, hosted bridge.
Nov 10, 2026
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