OpenWallet Agent
Delegation Agent's Team
Problem Statement
AI agents need wallets, but existing wallet solutions are either custodial (agent doesn't control keys), chain-specific (locked to one network), or lack spending controls (agent has unlimited access). There is no open standard for agent wallet infrastructure that is local-first (keys never transmitted), chain-agnostic (pluggable adapters for any chain), and policy-aware (enforceable spending limits). The OpenWallet Standard fills this gap — providing a CC0-licensed foundation that any agent framework can build on, with security and control built in from day one.
An implementation of the OpenWallet Standard (OWS) — a local-first, chain-agnostic wallet management layer for AI agents. Features encrypted keystore with AES-256-GCM (keys never leave the device), pluggable chain adapters starting with a full EVM adapter via viem, and a policy engine with composable spending controls (daily limits, approved recipient whitelists, transaction type restrictions). The wallet manager handles the complete lifecycle: create, import from mnemonic, export encrypted backups, and secure deletion. Every wallet operation is recorded in a structured audit trail for compliance and debugging. Includes an agent interface that combines wallet management, chain operations, and policy enforcement into a single coherent API. 49 tests covering wallet lifecycle, key encryption, policy enforcement, chain operations, and end-to-end agent flows. Deployed WalletPolicyLog contract on Status Network Sepolia.
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Planning Solana chain adapter, hardware wallet via WebAuthn, multi-sig policy support