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Agent wallets

Wallet infrastructure for agents to hold funds and transact within guardrails.

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At a glance

Consider for: Developers embedding wallets into their own agent applications.
Integration: SDK, API and CLI
Payment protocols: Check integration docs
Spending controls: Programmable guardrails; confirm the policy model for your integration.

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Costs, control & compatibility

Provider-reported facts, checked 2026-10-26. “Partial review” identifies an incomplete check; “Not confirmed” does not mean unsupported.

Networks: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Tempo, and Solana are named on the agent product page.
Key control: Developer-owned and user-owned models; scoped agent signers with TEE and key sharding.
PricingPartial review: Free developer tier advertises 50K signatures and $1M monthly transaction volume; other usage limits apply.
Permissions: Transfer limits, contract allowlists, recipient restrictions, time windows, and approval flows.
Developer access: SDK, API, Agent CLI; integrates with MCP servers and custom runtimes.
Testing: Dedicated agent sandbox described by provider; no payment test performed here.

Before you integrate

Ownership depends on your integration. Support for MCP-based architectures does not by itself confirm a particular payment protocol or a ready-made MCP server.

Official resources

Agent wallets & integration FAQ Platform pricing & limits

Before you choose

Use the provider’s documentation to answer these questions for your application.

Who controls the keys, and how can access be revoked?
Which spending limits apply to your chosen integration?
What are the total fees, including funding and network costs?
Can you try the complete flow in a test environment?