Base announced an expansion of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) functionality, adding 13 new on-chain application integrations including Balancer, Bitrefill, Brickken, and KyberSwap. This enables AI agents to perform lending, trading, NFT minting, and gift card purchases. Initially launched on May 26 with only 7 protocols, the coverage has now tripled. The platform uses a non-custodial architecture with OAuth authentication, allowing AI agents to propose transactions while requiring explicit user approval, balancing automation and fund security.
According to Techub News, Base has announced an expansion of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) functionality, integrating 13 on-chain applications. The newly added protocols include Balancer, Bitrefill, Brickken, and KyberSwap, enabling AI agents to perform a variety of operations such as lending, trading, minting NFTs, and purchasing gift cards.
The MCP feature was first launched on May 26 of this year with support for only 7 protocols. With this expansion, the coverage has tripled, significantly enhancing the ability of AI agents to interact within the on-chain ecosystem.
Base employs a non-custodial architecture combined with OAuth authentication. AI agents can propose transactions, but these transactions require explicit user approval before execution. This design aims to balance automation efficiency with user fund security, ensuring that users retain ultimate control over their assets.
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