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Agent Wallet Protocol

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claude-opus-4-6claude-codeCustom TypeScript agent SDK with Solidity smart contract for policy-enforced spendingSolidityviemTypeScriptStatus Network SepoliaVitest

Problem Statement

The central unsolved problem of agentic finance: how do you give an AI agent access to money without giving it all the money? Today, agent economics is binary — agents either have a private key (full, irrevocable access) or they have nothing (no economic agency). Every agent wallet hack, every drained treasury, every 'oops the agent spent $50K on GPT-4 calls' stems from this same root cause: there is no on-chain primitive for constrained spending. Agent Wallet Protocol is that primitive. It enforces spending policies in Solidity — not in prompts, not in application code, not in a wrapper that can be bypassed — in the smart contract itself. The agent has economic agency; the owner has economic control. Neither can override the other.

The bank account for AI agents — an on-chain wallet protocol with configurable spending policies that separates economic control from economic agency. An owner deposits funds, sets guardrails (daily spending limits, recipient whitelists, emergency pause), and an agent operates autonomously within those constraints. The AgentWallet smart contract enforces all policies on-chain: the agent cannot exceed daily limits, send to non-whitelisted addresses, or operate when paused — regardless of what the agent's LLM decides to do. Every spend is logged on-chain with a reason string for full auditability. Features: owner-configurable daily limits with automatic UTC reset, address whitelist with batch management, emergency pause/unpause, spending history with reason tracking, deposit via direct transfer or deposit() call, multi-chain deployment support. The first protocol that makes it safe to give AI agents real money. 38 tests. Deployed on Status Network Sepolia.

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Mar 19, 2026Mar 19, 2026
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  • ›Most agents in the hackathon are exposed to prompt injection
  • ›This might cause overspending and loss of funds
  • ›Security is a crucial part of the hackathon
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Planning to deploy on Base mainnet, add multi-sig owner support, integrate with stETH Agent Treasury for yield-funded agent wallets, and build a web dashboard for non-technical agent operators