About us

We give AI agents freedom — without giving them the keys.

AgentWallet exists for one shift: software has crossed from suggesting trades to executing them. The moment an AI agent can move money, the wallet's job changes. We're building the AI wallet that makes autonomous agents safe to trust.

The thesis

Autonomy is only useful inside a boundary

Hand an agent an ordinary wallet and you face a bad trade-off. Give it real freedom and a single misread instruction, a malicious contract, or a bad market can drain everything. Lock it down and approve every step, and you've just rebuilt a manual wallet with extra latency — the agent isn't autonomous at all.

AgentWallet removes that trade-off. An AI agent can operate on its own, but only within rules a human defines up front: how much it can spend, which protocols it may touch, and how much risk it's allowed to take. The agent acts. The perimeter holds. And every transaction is screened before it ever reaches the chain.

We think this is the only honest way to bring agents into DeFi — not by trusting the model more, but by making the wallet enforce the limits so trust isn't required.

$236B

projected AI agent market by 2034

100%

self-custody — you hold the keys

Every tx

simulated & threat-scanned

What we stand on

Four principles

Self-custody is non-negotiable

We never take your recovery phrase. An agent gets scoped authority to act, nothing more. You can export your keys and walk away whenever you want.

Policy beats permission prompts

Asking a human to approve every action defeats the point of an agent. We enforce rules at the wallet layer so the common case needs no interruption — and the dangerous case always does.

Security is on by default

Simulation, threat scanning and MEV protection aren't add-ons you remember to enable. They run on every transaction, in every mode, automatically.

Build in the open

The agent economy will run on shared standards, not walled gardens. We build toward open agent-payment rails so wallets and agents interoperate.

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