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AI Agents

Build AI agents with multi-chain wallet capabilities and choose exactly how much signing authority they receive.

Vultisig gives AI agents a programmable, seedless wallet across 40+ blockchains. Agents can inspect portfolios, prepare transactions, send assets, swap across chains, and sign messages without ever holding a complete private key.

The defining choice is not whether an agent can transact. It is how much authority the agent should have.

Why Vultisig for agents?

Vultisig supports multiple signing models through the same multi-chain MPC infrastructure, so developers can match an agent's authority to the workflow.

Operating model
Best for
Signing authority

Autonomous Fast Vault

Bots and services that must transact without a person present

The agent and VultiServer each hold one share of a 2-of-2 MPC vault

Policy-bound automation

Autonomous strategies with explicit user limits

A Marketplace plugin proposes; the Verifier enforces the configured rules

Human-approved Secure Vault

Higher-value workflows requiring approval

The configured threshold of human-controlled devices joins every signing session

Use the least authority that still lets the workflow succeed. See Authority and security for the full decision guide.

What agents can do

Portfolio intelligence

"Summarize my holdings across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Cosmos."

Query addresses, native and token balances, and fiat values without signing a transaction.

Preview and execute transactions

"Prepare a 0.1 ETH transfer, show me the fee and total, then wait for approval."

Prepare and inspect transaction details before entering the selected signing flow.

Cross-chain swaps

"Swap 0.1 ETH to BTC using the best available route."

Request quotes and execute swaps through supported providers such as THORChain, 1inch, KyberSwap, and LiFi.

Policy-bound strategies

"Rebalance when BTC moves outside 45-55% of the portfolio, but never trade more than $500 per day."

Marketplace agents can monitor conditions and propose transactions while a Verifier enforces the user's rules.

Start building

  • Give any agent a wallet (start here): the CLI is the fastest path — structured JSON, stable exit codes, and a natural-language agent ask mode built for AI-to-AI use. It runs unattended in non-interactive environments with no extra setup.

  • Embed wallet logic into your own service: integrate the TypeScript SDK.

  • Publish constrained autonomous strategies: build a Marketplace plugin.

  • Choose the right approval model: read Authority and security.

  • Compare the available developer surfaces: read Integration options.

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