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Wallets agents on Ethereum

Everything in the directory that supports wallets on Ethereum, grouped by what it does.

  • Resources47
  • Sato Scored47
  • Deploy specs29
  • Updated2026-10-15

Give an autonomous process signing power — without handing it the keys to everything.

Wallet Infrastructure

20

Bankr

Active
AgentPayments

Crypto execution layer and cross-chain wallet that lets agents and users trade, bridge, and manage assets via natural language, plus a skills marketplace and an x402 cloud for spinning up pay-per-call agent endpoints.

BaseEthereumPolygonArbitrum
Active★ 1.2k

Turnkey

Active
Infrastructure

Secure key management infrastructure with policy controls, commonly used for agent wallets.

EthereumBaseSolanaMultichain
Active★ 102

Privy

Active
Infrastructure

Embedded and server wallet infrastructure used to give agents secure key management.

EthereumBaseSolanaMultichain
Active★ 3

Q402 (Quack AI)

Unknown
Infrastructure

Gasless stablecoin payment relay and managed Agent Wallets across 12 EVM chains (EIP-712 + EIP-7702), with an MCP server and optional ERC-8004 registration on BNB Chain.

BNB ChainEthereumAvalancheArbitrum
Active

Vultisig

Active
Infrastructure

Seedless MPC wallet whose vaults are programmable by agents through a TypeScript SDK, a CLI and an MCP server, across 36+ chains.

BitcoinEthereumSolanaBase
Active★ 14

MetaMask Delegation Framework

Active
Infrastructure

MetaMask's official smart-account delegation contracts — grant an AI agent scoped, revocable permissions instead of a private key.

EthereumBaseMultichain
Active★ 231

Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK)

Active
InfrastructureVerified

Non-custodial toolkit from Trust Wallet (MCP server, CLI, and SDK) that lets AI agents read and transact across 25+ chains within user-defined rules.

EthereumBaseSolanaArbitrum
Quiet★ 102

Open Wallet Standard (OWS)

Active
Tool/Service

Open, local-first standard + CLI/SDK for agent wallets: encrypted keystore, policy checks before signing, scoped tokens instead of keys.

BitcoinEthereumSolanaCosmos
Active★ 374

Agenti

Early
Infrastructure

Gives any AI agent a crypto wallet to pay x402 APIs, receive USDC, and check balances.

EthereumBaseArbitrumPolygon
Active★ 79
All 20 Wallet Infrastructure on Ethereum →

Skill Repo

6

Agent Framework

5

Trading Tool

4

Security Tool

3

Data Tool

2

DeFi Tool

2

Developer Tool

2

MCP

2

API / SDK

1

Wallets on other chains

Other use cases on Ethereum

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Questions people ask about wallets agents on Ethereum

How many wallets tools support Ethereum?
47 as of 2026-10-15, matched by the same rule the Wallets page uses and then filtered to listings declaring Ethereum. wallet infrastructure 20, skill repo 6, agent framework 5, trading tool 4 — and the page exists only because the intersection clears a listing threshold.
Why does this page exist rather than a filter?
Because a filter is not citable. The intersection is computed from live records and a page is published only when it holds enough of them; the set grows as the index does and is never hand-written per keyword.
Which of these are open and installable?
18 are open source and 29 publish a sato.deploy manifest with runtime, install and entry. 47 carry a Sato Score, a reading of how open, active and verifiable a project is — never a safety or returns grade.
Which of these are open source?
18 of 47: Coinbase AgentKit, NEAR Shade Agent Framework, MetaMask Delegation Framework, Lucid Agents, Open Wallet Standard (OWS), Emblem Agent Skills, OKX OnchainOS Skills, Agenti, Clawmes, CoW Protocol, Swapper Toolkit, Morpho and others.
Which are actively maintained?
17 had a commit or release in the last 30 days: Bankr, Turnkey, Zerion, Privy, Almanak, Q402 (Quack AI), 1inch, Vultisig, NEAR Shade Agent Framework, Nansen, MetaMask Delegation Framework, Open Wallet Standard (OWS) and others. Posts on X do not count. Activity is a recency signal, not a quality judgment.
Which have an earned verification on Sato Hub?
19: Bankr, Turnkey, Zerion, Privy, Almanak, Coinbase AgentKit, Q402 (Quack AI), 1inch, Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK), Lucid Agents, Emblem Agent Skills, CoW Protocol. An earned check is named as what was checked (install reproduced, endpoint probed, on-chain identity read, reviewed against evidence); none is a safety claim.
Which run as MCP servers?
16: Zerion, 1inch, Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK), Lucid Agents, Open Wallet Standard (OWS), Emblem Agent Skills, COTI, ChainAware, Agenti, Clawmes, Yield.xyz AgentKit (MCP + x402), WAIaaS and others.
How is this list ranked?
Wallets agents on Ethereum is derived from Sato Hub's live records by a stated rule and ordered by Sato Score, a 0–100 measure of how open, active and verifiable each project is. It is not a quality ranking and declares no winner.
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