Wallets built for the agentic economy
Give AI agents the wallets, permissions, and payment rails to transact autonomously, backed by security the world's leading enterprises trust.
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Everything Agents Need to Transact
Spin up millions of wallets built for onchain automation. Agents can trigger transactions, interact with contracts, and run complex flows without user involvement.
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Set configurable and revocable permissions like spending limits, approved contracts, and time-based restrictions. Agents act autonomously; you stay in control.
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Give agents an MCP server and skill to pay for services with any token, on any chain. Agents can settle API calls, purchase data, and pay other agents natively over HTTP.
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Built for Security, Scale, and Compliance
Enforce spending limits, counterparty allowlists, and transaction screening at the infrastructure layer.
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Deploy agents across every EVM network, Solana, Bitcoin, Sui, and more. One SDK, every chain your agents need.
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Developer-hosted backups ensure wallet recovery never depends on a single vendor. No lock-in, no single points of failure.
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KYC, AML, sanctions screening, and audit trail support built in. Meet regulatory requirements from day one without bolting on third-party tools.
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Agentic Finance and Stablecoins: Everything to Know
A comprehensive guide to the infrastructure, protocols, and use cases shaping autonomous commerce.
Key Terms to Know
Agentic Finance
Financial operations executed autonomously by AI agents, from simple payments to complex multi-step workflows, without requiring human approval for each step.
Server Wallet
A wallet created and managed programmatically via API, designed for backend automation. Agents and services use server wallets to sign transactions and interact with smart contracts without a frontend.
Delegated Access
A permission framework that lets users grant applications or agents a revocable wallet share to perform actions on their behalf, within defined limits.
x402
An open payment protocol that revives the HTTP 402 status code to enable instant, onchain payments as part of a standard web request. Developed by Coinbase and stewarded by the x402 Foundation, co-founded with Cloudflare.
MCP (Model Context Protocol)
An open standard introduced by Anthropic that lets AI models discover and interact with external tools and services during a conversation or task, including payment capabilities when layered with protocols like x402.
TSS-MPC
Threshold Signature Scheme implemented using Multi-Party Computation. A key management approach where the private key is never fully constructed, eliminating single points of failure and offering flexible thresholds.
Policy Engine
Infrastructure-layer controls that enforce transaction rules (spending limits, allowlists, time restrictions) independently of agent behavior, preventing unauthorized actions even if an agent is compromised.
Agent-to-Agent Payments
Transactions where one AI agent pays another for a service, data, or compute, typically settled in stablecoins over protocols like x402.
Prompt Injection
An attack where malicious input causes an AI agent to behave outside its intended parameters. Infrastructure-layer controls (like policy engines) serve as the defense against this translating into unauthorized transactions.
Micropayments
Small-value transactions (fractions of a cent to a few dollars) that are economically unviable on traditional payment rails but practical with onchain settlement and protocols like x402.
How Delegated Access brings automation to crypto, letting users grant agents revocable permissions to act on their behalf within defined guardrails.
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How the x402 protocol revives the HTTP 402 status code to enable machine-native, onchain payments for agents and APIs.
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