Binance Wallet web developer Jackson.ll said on Oct. 23 that Agent ID use cases are increasing, but users should pay close attention to risk disclosures before taking part. He warned that enabling Agent developer mode allows users to sign contract transactions that have not been verified, creating risks that need to be watched closely. His suggestion was straightforward: turn the mode off as soon as the operation is completed, or wait for developer products that have gone through verification. Binance co-founder Yi He later reposted the message. The warning came after several launch-style projects tied to dedicated Binance Agent wallets appeared in the market, with some of them requiring users to enable developer mode before participating. The post did not add extra details on specific projects, but it clearly flagged the trade-off between access and contract verification.
According to ChainCatcher, Binance Wallet web developer Jackson.ll (@0xOar) said in a post on Oct. 23 that Agent ID use cases are growing, and users should review risk warnings carefully.
He said that when Agent developer mode is turned on, users may sign contract transactions that have not been verified. He added that the potential risks require attention, and recommended turning the mode off as soon as the operation is completed, or waiting for developer products that have been verified.
Binance co-founder Yi He later reposted the tweet.
Earlier, several launch projects built for dedicated Binance Agent wallets had already appeared in the market, and some of them required users to enable developer mode.
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