Key Highlights
- Trust Wallet launched the Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK), an AI system that can perform crypto transactions automatically across more than 25 blockchains.
- The AI system provides tools for portfolio tracking, risk checks, recurring buys, and price-based trading, while keeping users in full control of their funds.
Trust Wallet, a digital wallet linked to Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao, said it has launched an AI agent called Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK) today to help users perform crypto transactions automatically.
According to the official release, the AI agent works across over 25 blockchains, including Ethereum-compatible chains, Solana, Bitcoin, Tron, NEAR, and Sui. Users set rules and limits, so the AI can only execute actions based on their instructions.
How the AI agent works
The platform said the system offers two ways for AI agents to operate:
- The first is Agent Wallet Mode, where the AI has its own wallet. It can automatically buy or sell crypto, make recurring purchases, and trade tokens when certain prices are reached. Users do not need to approve each action because the AI follows the rules set in advance.
- The second is WalletConnect Mode, where the AI connects to the user’s existing wallet. In this mode, the AI can suggest transactions, but the user must approve every action.
This way, users keep full control of their crypto at all times. Trust Wallet says WalletConnect allows the AI to execute trades without ever holding the user’s crypto keys.
In addition, the AI includes tools for users to track their crypto portfolios and check the risk of different tokens across different blockchains. The platform also said that the AI agent supports ENS, allowing human-readable addresses instead of long strings of numbers and letters, and message signing for authentication.
Developers can create AI agents using a command-line interface (CLI) or the Model Context Protocol (MCP). According to Trust Wallet, a working AI agent can be set up in under 15 minutes.
Adding access for developers
The platform also reported that it recently opened a developer portal that gives AI systems read-only access to data from over 100 blockchains. This includes token prices, details, and risk signals. Developers are advised to use this data to program AI safely, without putting users’ funds at risk.
“Developers can now build agents that execute on real wallets, within rules users set, and we’ll expand those capabilities as users build confidence in what AI can do on their behalf,” CEO Felix Fan said.
He added that AI features will be integrated directly into the wallet, including alerts, automated strategies, and suggestions for transactions. Trust Wallet also plans to launch an agent marketplace soon, where developers can share AI trading strategies and bots for users to use inside the app.
Surge in AI adoption in crypto payments
This launch follows a growing trend of firms that are adopting AI into their platforms to make crypto payments and transactions easy for their users. For instance, Visa, a payment platform, recently introduced a command-line tool that lets automated software pay for services without manual approval or managing API keys. Similarly, Stripe now allows AI agents to make payments using USDC on Base through its x402 protocol.
In short, the use of AI in the payment sector is increasing, and more adoption is on the way to make crypto transactions easy for both developers and users.
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