Powering the next era of global commerce with AI agents
A protocol-agnostic SDK allows AI agents to connect wallets, authorize, and complete payments with the same screening, routing, and settlement as any other payment.
Give AI agents secure access to the onchain economy
Fund & spend on agent wallets
Fund, trade and transact on an agent wallet from any of 700+ wallets or a major exchange account. The agent spends that balance across every major chain.
Retain user control
Funding is signed in the user's own wallet. Keys never move, nothing is custodied by the agent, and the user decides how much sits in the balance.
Signed, provable intent
Every action carries signed messages and structured (EIP-712) intent, so what the agent was permitted to spend on is provable
Automatic reconciliation
Instant confirmation and clear payment data, so the agent's balance updates without manual reconciliation.
Protocol-agnostic by design
One SDK into x402, MPP, AP2 and other agentic payment standards, so the wallet side stays constant while the protocol layer keeps moving.
No custom build
A programmatic SDK and installable agent skills let an MCP-compatible agent connect and pay without bespoke integration work.
FAQ
AI agents pay, fund, or trigger payouts on a user's behalf, with the same screening, routing, and settlement as any other payment.
Through a protocol-agnostic SDK that lets agents connect wallets, authorize with signed intent, and complete payments across 700+ wallets and every major chain.
Every action is authorized with signed messages and structured (EIP-712) intent, so intent is provable and auditable, and each payment runs the same screening as any other.
x402, MPP, AP2, and others. The SDK is protocol-agnostic, so you are not locked to one standard.
No. A programmatic SDK and installable skills let coding and AI agents connect and transact without a custom build, including tools like Claude Code and any MCP-compatible agent.
Any of 700+ wallets across every major chain on the WalletConnect network.
Agent-initiated payments are available in an experimental capacity: agents can create, check the status of, and complete payments programmatically.