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Your agent comes with a wallet built in. It’s created for you on sign-in — no seed phrase, no extension — and it works across multiple chains from one place.

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Chains

Trades and bridges route through Relay, so your agent can move assets across the major EVM chains — Base, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and more — plus Solana. Coverage varies a little by action: swapping reaches more chains than launching does. Your wallet panel surfaces balances across the major chains, and you can swap or bridge into any chain Relay reaches.

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Custody

Your wallet is custodied by Privy. The private key lives in Privy’s key infrastructure — the AGNT team never sees or holds it, and it’s not a seed phrase you have to write down. You can export the key to self-custody at any time; on export it’s only ever decrypted in your own browser, never on our servers. Because the wallet is built for an agent, your agent signs transactions on your behalf — that’s what lets swaps and sends execute the moment you confirm, without a separate wallet popup for every action. It’s a fast, agent-controlled wallet; for large, long-term holdings, export to self-custody.

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Swaps

Ask your agent to swap and it handles routing, quoting, and execution:
You get a Buy / Sell card with the quote and the live USD value before it goes through — confirm, and the result comes back as a receipt with the transaction link.

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Sends

Send crypto to an address, ENS name, or Solana wallet:
Your agent validates the recipient, shows you the amount and destination, and returns a receipt when it lands.
Everything routes through your agent’s wallet. You direct it in plain language; it does the on-chain work and shows you the outcome.

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Fees

These fees come out of the transaction and your wallet’s gas — not from your credit balance. Credits pay for chatting with your agent; trading is paid on-chain. You do not need credits to trade.
Swap fee. AGNT charges a 0.4% fee (40 bps) on swaps. It’s built into the quote — the amount you see on the Buy / Sell card already accounts for it, so there’s no surprise at execution. That fee is how the platform sustains itself; there’s no separate subscription to trade. NFT fees. When your agent mints or buys an NFT for you, AGNT takes 5% on mints and 1% on buys — a percentage of the price, on top of which you pay network gas. Mint sniping is a mint, so it carries the same 5%. Selling an NFT carries no AGNT fee (only the marketplace’s own fees and any creator royalties apply). Token sniping. Sniping a token charges 1% instead of the ordinary 0.4% swap fee — it replaces that fee rather than stacking on top of it. Network gas. Gas and routing are handled for you where possible. When a network requires gas that can’t be sponsored, your wallet needs a small balance of that chain’s native token to cover it.