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
20Bankr
ActiveCrypto 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.
Turnkey
ActiveSecure key management infrastructure with policy controls, commonly used for agent wallets.
Privy
ActiveEmbedded and server wallet infrastructure used to give agents secure key management.
Q402 (Quack AI)
UnknownGasless 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.
Vultisig
ActiveSeedless MPC wallet whose vaults are programmable by agents through a TypeScript SDK, a CLI and an MCP server, across 36+ chains.
MetaMask Delegation Framework
ActiveMetaMask's official smart-account delegation contracts — grant an AI agent scoped, revocable permissions instead of a private key.
Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK)
ActiveNon-custodial toolkit from Trust Wallet (MCP server, CLI, and SDK) that lets AI agents read and transact across 25+ chains within user-defined rules.
Open Wallet Standard (OWS)
ActiveOpen, local-first standard + CLI/SDK for agent wallets: encrypted keystore, policy checks before signing, scoped tokens instead of keys.
Agenti
EarlyGives any AI agent a crypto wallet to pay x402 APIs, receive USDC, and check balances.
Skill Repo
6Emblem Agent Skills
EarlySkill collection for EmblemAI agents — 200+ crypto tools across seven blockchains.
OKX OnchainOS Skills
EarlyAgent skills for OKX OnchainOS: wallet, token discovery, market data, and DEX swaps.
Clawmes
EarlyHermes Agent plugin for crypto: wallets, DEX trading, lending, staking, governance, and onchain automation.
Bitget Wallet Skill
EarlyAgent skill for Bitget Wallet: token swaps, cross-chain bridging, and gasless transactions.
ChainGPT Claude Skill
EarlyWeb3 toolkit for Claude Code: 140 custody-free MCP tools for EVM and Solana DeFi, DEX, and perps.
ETHSKILLS
Unknown24 modular markdown skill guides teaching AI agents production Ethereum development, from wallets to security.
Agent Framework
5Almanak
ActiveAn AI-agent framework and non-custodial vault protocol for designing, backtesting, and deploying automated DeFi yield and trading strategies.
NEAR Shade Agent Framework
BetaFramework for TEE-hosted agents that hold assets and sign on many chains via NEAR chain signatures, with guardrails in an agent contract.
Lucid Agents
EarlyCommerce SDK for bootstrapping AI agents that can pay, sell, and transact onchain.
Warden Protocol
ActiveA Cosmos SDK Layer 1 with EVM compatibility positioned as a settlement and distribution layer for AI agents.
Spectral Syntax
ActiveA no-code platform from Spectral Labs that turns natural-language prompts into autonomous onchain agents with wallets and trading capabilities.
Trading Tool
41inch
ActiveMultichain DEX aggregator with a developer API suite and an official MCP server for AI-agent swap execution.
CoW Protocol
ActiveIntent-based trading protocol with batch-auction solvers, MEV protection, and a developer API and SDK.
Definitive
ActiveA non-custodial trading platform and API offering algorithmic order types (TWAP, limit, stop) with smart order routing across many chains.
Maestro (Telegram trading bot)
ActiveTelegram trading and sniper bot with custodial in-chat wallets; its own site lists Robinhood Chain among supported networks.
Security Tool
3COTI
ActivePrivacy infrastructure that gives MCP-compatible agents private wallets, encrypted messaging, and confidential smart contracts using Garbled Circuits.
ChainAware
ActivePre-built MCP blockchain capability modules giving agents fraud detection, AML scoring, wallet profiling, and token analysis.
Cybercentry
ActivePay-per-use security verification endpoints for AI agents, billed via x402 micropayments.
Data Tool
2Zerion
ActiveWallet and DeFi data provider offering portfolio, positions, transactions, PnL, and prices across many chains, with an agent-accessible API.
Nansen
ActiveOnchain analytics platform with wallet labeling and smart-money tracking, offering an API with key-based and x402 access.
DeFi Tool
2Morpho
ActiveNon-custodial lending protocol with isolated markets and curated vaults, shipped as a Base MCP skill plugin.
Carbon DeFi
ActiveAn on-chain trading protocol for automated, adjustable limit, range, and recurring orders that execute fully on-chain and non-custodially.
Developer Tool
2Coinbase AgentKit
ActiveCoinbase's toolkit for giving AI agents wallets and the ability to take onchain actions.
Sato OS
ActiveSelf-hosted control plane for onchain agents: sealed local wallet, ERC-7715 session grants with chain-enforced caps, EIP-7702 execution, EAS attestation ledger, human kill switch.
MCP
2Yield.xyz AgentKit (MCP + x402)
ActiveNon-custodial onchain yield API for agents: discover, assess, enter and exit 3,300+ staking/lending/RWA yields over one MCP server, paid per call via x402.
Phantom MCP
ActivePhantom's MCP server that lets AI agents view addresses, sign transactions, swap, and transfer tokens across Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Sui.
API / SDK
1Wallets on other chains
Other use cases on Ethereum
Reference
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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.
SourcesWhere the data comes fromShowHide
Sources — the chain, the standards, and the projects' own repositories
- Ethereum — developer documentation ↗
- Model Context Protocol — specification ↗
- x402 — protocol specification and reference implementation ↗
- ERC-8004 — Trustless Agents (the EIP) ↗
- Bankr repository ↗
- Bankr docs ↗
- Turnkey repository ↗
- Turnkey docs ↗
- Zerion repository ↗
- Zerion docs ↗
- Privy repository ↗
- Privy docs ↗
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