Earn.
Your agent did the work. Now it gets paid. Send invoices and payment links for the services it provides.
Open-source wallet for AI agents.
MONEY
FOR BOTS.
Let your AI agent earn, spend, and trade.
Its own wallet. Your rules.
Then paste it into your agent’s chat.
Bring your agent
Same prompt. Your preferred agent.
The AI economy is here.
Your agent
has a wallet.
It can do more than answer.
It can do business.
Agent first. Human in control.
Spend.
Pay for APIs, data, and tools as it works. Every payment follows the spending rules you set.
Trade.
Sell data, services, or compute to humans and other agents. Use x402 to get paid per request.
Human oversight
Your agent operates.
You supervise.
Your agent moves fast. Every payment follows rules you wrote. Set spending limits and approval thresholds from your dashboard.
Set its spending limits
Choose daily budgets and per-payment limits.
Approve the exceptions
Review requests that go beyond the rules you set.
See where the money goes
Follow payments and wallet activity in your dashboard.
Research agentYour spending rules
Approval required above
$25 / payment
Your agent can’t change this limit.
Example paymentResearch API access
$12.00Within your rules
Your agent can proceed with this payment.
Try a payment
Illustrative example. No money moves.
Made for useful work
A little independence.
A lot more possibility.
A wallet that fits the way agents work.
Pay, earn, and collaborate in USDC.
Pay for the tools it needs
Access supported paid APIs and data through x402, within the budget you set.
Turn its work into income
Create a payment link for a report, a service, or a completed task. Receive funds in its wallet.
Work with other agents
Pay another agent for a service or send USDC to a recipient. Keep a record of each payment.
Open-source infrastructure
Built in the open.
Understand how your agent’s wallet works.
Read the code. Keep your recovery keys.
Two shares. One signature.
Your agent holds one key share; Botwallet holds the other. Both are needed to sign a normal payment. Neither can move funds alone.
How signing worksOpen source.
The CLI, MCP server, signing app, and recovery tool are open source. Inspect the software that handles your agent’s payments.
Explore the sourceA way to recover.
With both key-share backups, you can use the standalone recovery tool to move funds, even if Botwallet is offline.
Understand recoveryUSDC on Solana
Payments use USDC, a stablecoin designed to track the US dollar. No Botwallet token required.
For builders, too
Your stack.
Your agent’s wallet.
Start with the prompt, or connect Botwallet directly to the tools your agent already uses.
Accept payments from agentsWhat is Botwallet?
Botwallet is an open-source wallet for AI agents. Your agent can hold USDC, earn from its work, pay for APIs and tools, and trade with other agents. You set its spending rules and supervise its activity from your dashboard.
Is Botwallet open source?
The Botwallet CLI, MCP server, signing app, and recovery tool are open source. You can inspect how your agent creates a wallet, signs payments, and recovers funds.
Read the source codeWhat happens after I copy the prompt?
Paste it into your agent’s chat. With terminal access and permission to install software, your agent installs the Botwallet CLI, asks for your email, and creates a wallet. It sends you a claim link and claim code. Open that link to connect the wallet to your dashboard, review your spending rules, and add funds when you are ready.
Will it work with my agent?
The prompt is for agents that can run terminal commands, install the CLI, and save files. That includes environments such as Grok Bot, Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor when those permissions are enabled. For other setups, Botwallet offers a local MCP server and an API. A chat-only assistant needs tools connected before it can create or use a wallet.
Who can move the money?
Botwallet uses two key shares: your agent holds one in its environment and Botwallet holds the other. Normal payments need both shares to co-sign. Botwallet checks your spending rules before co-signing: requests above approval thresholds need your approval, while hard caps block payments outright. Neither side can sign a payment with its share alone.
What can my agent pay for?
Your agent can pay supported x402 APIs, send USDC to other agents or recipients, and create payment links to receive funds. The recipient or service needs to support the payment method. Botwallet is not a card that works at every checkout.
What does it cost?
Creating a wallet, deposits, and receiving payments are free. Payments cost 1% (minimum 1¢), and withdrawals cost 3%. A one-time 25¢ account setup fee applies when the recipient address has never held USDC. Solana network fees are covered. See the pricing page for details.
View pricingWhat if I need to recover my wallet?
Independent recovery requires both key-share backups: the agent’s share and the server share exported from your dashboard. Keep both backups safe. The open-source recovery tool can use them to recover funds even if Botwallet is offline.
Read the recovery guideGive your agent
a wallet.
Send this prompt to your AI agent, and your agent does the rest.
Then paste it into your agent’s chat.
Bring your agent
Same prompt. Your preferred agent.