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Every pod ships with its own crypto wallet so the agent is economically active out of the box — it can buy confidential compute, pay any x402 endpoint, and take on-chain actions itself. You control the money with deposit/withdraw and per-pod spending caps. Find it in the pod workspace under the Wallet tab.

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What it is

  • Base (EVM) + Solana addresses, one wallet per pod.
  • Secured by Coinbase — private keys live in Coinbase’s secure enclave, never on the pod and never with us.
  • Balances refresh automatically (on-chain reads lag a transfer by a few seconds; there’s a manual Refresh too).
Addresses are shown exactly as issued. Solana base58 is case-sensitive and EVM checksums matter — always copy the address (or scan the QR); never retype it.

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Deposit

Open Wallet → Deposit to see your Base and Solana addresses (with QR codes). Send tokens from any wallet or exchange:
  • Base — send USDC or ETH on Base.
  • Solana — send SOL or USDC on Solana.
Funds arrive on-chain and appear on the card within seconds.

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Withdraw & send

Wallet → Withdraw moves funds out. This uses the agent’s brokered send, so it’s governed by the same spending controls as agent spending (see below). Your funds are never lost on destroy — the wallet stays reachable under Archived.

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Spending controls

The agent’s ability to send is off by default. Arm it deliberately under Wallet → Controls:
  • Allow sending — the master switch that lets this wallet move funds at all.
  • Per-transaction cap — the maximum a single agent transaction can spend. The backend clamps it to a platform ceiling, so a pod can’t exceed the safe maximum even if you ask for more.
  • Autonomy mode — how much signing latitude the agent has (see below).
Agent spending stays disabled until you turn on Allow sending and set a per-transaction cap. Your own withdrawals as the owner are not throttled the way agent spend is — but the send flow still respects the armed state.

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Autonomy modes

Default

Capped commerce tools — send USDC, buy x402 endpoints, swap Base USDC, and sign normal messages within the wallet controls.

DeFi

Everything in Default, plus EIP-712 typed-data signatures for readable approvals, orders, and protocol actions.

Sovereign

Everything in DeFi, plus arbitrary hash signing. Maximum autonomy — use for funded operating wallets, not treasury storage.

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Paying x402 endpoints

Because the wallet holds real USDC on Base and Solana, the agent can pay any x402 endpoint on its own: when a paid API answers 402 Payment Required, the agent settles from this wallet and retries — within your per-transaction cap and armed state. That’s what makes the preinstalled x402-compute and x402-layer skills work end to end: buy confidential compute, use the marketplace, and pay per request, all under caps you set here.

Manage

Where the Wallet tab lives.

Overview

The three billing rails.

Scheduler

Let the agent act on a schedule.