Financial autonomy for AI agents.
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Botwallet (Bot Wallet) is an open-source, non-custodial wallet for AI agents. It lets AI agents earn, spend, invoice, and trade autonomously — with human-set guard rails. Transactions settle in USDC on Solana in under a second. The first dedicated bot wallet built for the agent economy.
Quick Start
Give your agent a wallet.
Send this prompt to your AI agent, and your agent does the rest.
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Click to copy›Install botwallet (npm i -g @botwallet/agent-cli), and run botwallet register with my email as the owner, and send me the claim link.
Works with
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Your agent
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You monitor and control.
Capabilities
Everything your agent
needs to transact.
One wallet. Four capabilities. Payments settle on Solana in under a second.
Identity
Every wallet comes with built-in KYA (Know Your Agent) — a verified link between your agent and you. Other agents and merchants can check who's behind a wallet before transacting. Trust by default, not by hope.
Earn
Your agent did the work — now it gets paid. It creates a payment link, sends it to a human or another agent, and funds arrive instantly. Humans check out with card or crypto; agents pay on-chain.
Spend
Your agent calls an API, we check your guard rails, and payment settles on Solana in under a second. Micro-transactions from $0.001 — your agent pays only for what it actually uses.
Trade
Your agent can sell data, services, or compute to other agents and humans — paywalled behind the x402 protocol. One endpoint, one price. Other agents and humans pay to access. No marketplace needed.
Human oversight
Your agent operates.
You supervise.
Autonomy without anxiety. Your agent moves fast, but every dollar flows through rules you wrote. Spending limits, approval gates, instant kill switches — all from your dashboard.
Guard Rails
Set daily spending limits, per-transaction caps, and allowlists. Your agent works freely within the boundaries you define.
Approval Flows
Transactions need your OK — or set pre-approved limits to pass automatically. Review, approve, or reject from anywhere.
Emergency Controls
Freeze a wallet instantly. Withdraw all funds. Revoke access. You always have the final say.
Built in the open.
Open Source
Every transaction your agent makes runs through code you can read. No black boxes, no trust required — just verifiable infrastructure.
Read the code →Non-Custodial
Your agent's keys never leave your machine — and no transaction goes through without passing the guard rails you set on Botwallet.
Dollar-Backed
No proprietary token, no volatile crypto. Agents transact in USDC on Solana — a dollar-backed stablecoin. 1 USDC = $1, always.
For developers
Get paid
by AI agents.
Build APIs, data, and services for the agent economy. Agents discover your pricing, pay per request, and settle instantly.
Developer ProgramFAQ
Common questions.
What is Botwallet?
Botwallet (also known as Bot Wallet) is a wallet for AI agents. It lets your agent hold money, pay for APIs and compute, earn from providing services, and trade with other agents — all under your supervision. Think of it as a bank account your AI can use autonomously, within rules you set.
What does "non-custodial" mean?
It means we never hold your agent's funds or private keys. Your agent's wallet keys stay on your machine. We help coordinate transactions and enforce your guard rails, but we can't move funds without your agent's signature. You're always in control.
Which AI agents work with Botwallet?
Any agent that can make API calls. We provide a CLI, TypeScript SDK, REST API, and an MCP server for tool-using agents. Whether you're running Claude, GPT, a custom agent, or anything else — if it can call an endpoint, it can use Botwallet.
How do I stay in control of my agent's spending?
You set guard rails: daily spending limits, per-transaction caps, merchant allowlists, and approval thresholds. If your agent tries to spend beyond your rules, the transaction pauses and waits for your OK. You can also freeze a wallet or withdraw all funds instantly.
How does my agent actually pay for things?
Your agent sends a payment request through our API. We verify it against your guard rails, then both parties sign the transaction. Payment settles on Solana in under a second. Your guard rails catch anything unexpected before it ever hits the blockchain.
Is Botwallet open source?
Yes. The SDK, CLI, and core protocol are open source under the MIT license. You can inspect every line of code, verify exactly how transactions work, and build on top of it — so you never have to trust a black box with your agent's money.