On July 8, Trust Wallet officially launched the Agent Kit, a developer tool that allows artificial intelligence (AI) agents to execute real cryptocurrency transactions across more than 25 blockchains while keeping users in full control of their wallets. The product marks a deep integration of self-custody infrastructure with the emerging AI agent economy, providing a secure foundation for developers to build automated trading strategies.
Two Configurations: Automated Execution and Per-Tx Approval
The Agent Kit is offered in two deployment modes. In the first mode, developers can create a dedicated wallet specifically for AI agent activity, where users predefine permission boundaries (such as daily transaction limits and allowed token types), and the agent can run automated strategies like dollar-cost averaging (DCA), limit orders, and price alerts without needing approval for every transaction. In the second mode, the AI agent connects to a user’s existing Trust Wallet via WalletConnect, proposes transactions, and waits for the user to manually approve them before any assets move. The company emphasizes that in both modes, users' custody of their funds remains fully intact.
Felix Fan, CEO of Trust Wallet, stated: “AI agents need a trusted layer before they can safely act on a user’s finances. The Agent Kit gives developers the tools to build agents that execute on real wallets within rules the user sets.”
Broadest Chain Compatibility
At launch, supported networks include EVM-compatible chains, Solana, Bitcoin, BNB Chain, Cosmos, TON, Aptos, Tron, NEAR, and Sui. Trust Wallet claims this is the most chain-compatible AI wallet infrastructure currently available on the market. The kit integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a standard used by developers to connect AI systems to external platforms, and is accessible via a command-line interface. According to the company, a developer can go from account creation to a working AI agent in under 15 minutes.
Out-of-the-box features include token swaps, limit orders, automated strategies, ENS resolution, ERC-20 approvals, message signing, portfolio tracking, wallet auto-lock, and a REST API for deeper integrations.
Roadmap: End-User AI Features and Agent Marketplace
The release follows the launch of the Trust Wallet Developer Portal last week, which provided read-only data access to live prices, token metadata, and onchain risk signals across more than 100 blockchains. The Agent Kit extends that foundation by adding execution capabilities. Trust Wallet, which reports over 220 million downloads, describes its broader goal as becoming the self-custody infrastructure for AI-powered finance, a foundational layer that lets AI participate in crypto workflows without users surrendering ownership of their assets.
The company plans to bring AI features directly to end users inside the Trust Wallet app over the coming months, with in-wallet insights, automated strategies, and personalized alerts. A separate Agent Marketplace is also on the roadmap, where developers can publish reusable agent strategies and trading bots for users to deploy directly from their wallets.
Industry Trend: Crypto Giants Embrace Agent Economy
Trust Wallet's move comes as a growing number of crypto firms roll out services tailored to the emerging agentic economy. Since the debut of OpenAI, interest in AI agents has accelerated profoundly, with companies such as Circle, Binance, Coinbase, and many others unveiling tools and infrastructure focused on this evolving segment. Analysts believe the combination of self-custody wallets and AI agents could become a key gateway for the next wave of DeFi automation.