Nansen has introduced an integrated AI-powered on-chain trading product that lets users discover setups, analyze wallet activity, and execute trades directly inside its web and mobile apps. The initial rollout supports Solana and Base.
The company said the product combines research tools, wallet analytics, routing partners, and non-custodial execution in a single interface, removing the need to switch to external trading platforms. Every transaction still requires explicit user approval, while users retain control of their private keys and assets.
Natural-language prompts now lead straight to execution
Nansen describes the feature set as agentic AI trading. Users can query on-chain behavior through natural-language prompts, including wallet flow patterns and accumulation activity tied to influential addresses, then move from that analysis to execution without leaving the interface. The design centers on compressing the path between on-chain intelligence and trade placement.
The system draws on Nansen’s proprietary dataset of more than 500 million labeled wallet addresses. That dataset had been used in the company’s research products and now feeds real-time capital-flow information and market-participant insights into the trading workflow.
Jupiter, OKX, LI.FI, and Uniswap power routing
On the execution side, Nansen has integrated Jupiter, OKX, LI.FI, and Uniswap as liquidity and routing providers. The setup is used for on-chain swaps as well as cross-chain swaps. Trades run through the non-custodial Nansen Wallet, which the company said is built to keep asset and key control with the user.
Fees are set at 0.25% per trade for free-tier users and 0.1% for professional users. Access is limited to eligible users, and the company said some jurisdictions, including Singapore, Cuba, and Iran, are excluded because of regulatory requirements.
Nansen shifts from analytics toward execution
Chief executive Alex Svanevik called the launch the most significant product milestone in the company’s history. In his view, the release moves Nansen beyond a pure research tool and into an integrated on-chain trading environment. The company also said support for additional blockchain networks is planned in 2026.
The rollout points to a broader product shift in crypto, where platforms built around on-chain intelligence are starting to combine analysis and execution in the same stack.