Policy-Gated Autonomy
Per-agent spend and velocity limits, allowlisted contracts and jurisdiction rules. Transactions outside policy are not signed.
Wallets that AI agents operate within limits you set. Signing is policy-gated, each agent has its own spend limits, and every action is written to an audit log. Keys use 2-of-3 MPC, so no agent holds a complete key.
Texavio's AI agent wallet module gives each agent its own self-custody wallet. The policy engine checks every transaction against per-agent spend and velocity limits, allowlists and jurisdiction rules before signing, and records each decision in an audit log. Agents act within these limits without approval for each action; transactions outside them are not signed.
Per-agent spend and velocity limits, allowlisted contracts and jurisdiction rules. Transactions outside policy are not signed.
Agents send, receive and swap tokens through the API, using aggregated swaps across supported chains.
Batched transactions combine several steps into one, using ERC-4337 account abstraction.
Agent wallets use 2-of-3 MPC threshold signing, so no agent holds a complete key.
Each action is logged with the agent ID, transaction details, policy result and outcome.
Agents can use staking and DeFi yield modules within the limits set for them by policy.
Each agent receives its own wallet. Keys use 2-of-3 MPC, so no agent holds a complete key.
Set spend and velocity limits, allowlisted contracts and jurisdiction rules for each agent or group of agents.
Connect the agent to the REST API or Node.js SDK. Each transaction request is checked against policy before signing.
Agent activity is recorded in the audit log, which can be exported for compliance and governance teams.