Trust Wallet, the self-sustaining crypto wallet with more than 220 million downloads, announced the launch of the Trust Wallet Agent Kit, a new architecture that allows an AI agent to carry out real crypto transactions across more than 25 blockchains – while keeping the user fully in control.
For the first time, AI can take action in the user’s wallet – but within the permissions and limits defined by the user.
The Agent Kit integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and is accessible through the command line (CLI), giving developers the tools to build and test AI-powered crypto workflows securely and efficiently, according to the press release. Bitcoin Magazine.
Installation follows the latest opening of Trust Wallet’s Developer Portal, which allowed AI agents to perform automated calculations on more than 100 blockchains. While the Developer Portal provided a context for understanding the user’s crypto environment, the Agent Kit adds a connected wallet to the wallet, which supports user-directed actions and flooding.
“AI can understand what a user wants to do with their money – but it needs a layer of trust before taking action,” said Felix Fan, CEO of Trust Wallet. “Agent Kit is that layer. Developers can now create wallets that use virtual wallets, based on user-defined rules – and we’ll expand that capability as users grow more confident in what AI can do for them.”
Interestingly, a new study by the Bitcoin Policy Institute from this month found The frontier AI models are particularly fond of digital currencies, with Bitcoin selected in 48.3% of cases and reigning as the long-term store of value at 79.1%.
Stablecoins lagged behind, and traditional values were rarely chosen, as AIs cited Bitcoin’s accessibility, scalability, and self-storage as major advantages.
AI assistants are working on your behalf
The Agent Kit supports two communication methods. The first is a dedicated AI wallet, where users can pre-program permissions for services such as dollar value calculations, notifications, and limit-based strategies without having to agree to any transaction.
The second – unique in the industry – connects the AI assistant directly to the user’s existing Trust Wallet through WalletConnect, where the assistant creates the user’s consent before execution. Storage remains with the user, ensuring security and control.
At launch, Agent Kit supports more than 25 blockchains, making it the broadest AI-enabled solution available today. The tool comes with all DeFi tools, including swaps, automation, blocking rules, alerts, and risk alerts, along with software tools like ENS indexing and message signing.
Developers can install an AI assistant in less than 15 minutes.
Looking ahead, Trust Wallet plans to integrate AI directly into the wallet of its 220 million users, providing wallet information, automated processes, personal information, and transactional recommendations.
Later this year, Agent Marketplace will allow developers to publish ways to use resources and sales bots, while users can search and send them directly from their wallets, the company said.
With Agent Kit, Trust Wallet aims to be a self-sustaining platform in an AI-driven world, giving users the benefits of automation while ensuring that their assets remain under their control.
