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MetaMask Agent Wallet brings AI agents into onchain trading.
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AI agents can now trade, swap, and manage liquidity via MetaMask.
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MetaMask adds strict security controls for autonomous wallet use.
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Agent Wallet supports EVM chains, Hyperliquid, and AI frameworks.
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MetaMask opens early access for its new AI-focused crypto wallet.
MetaMask has launched Agent Wallet, a non-custodial wallet built for AI agents that can execute onchain activity. The product supports autonomous trading, swaps, perps, prediction markets, and liquidity provisioning across Ethereum-linked networks. The launch places MetaMask deeper into the fast-growing market for AI-driven crypto infrastructure.
Agent Wallet Expands MetaMask Into AI Trading
MetaMask designed Agent Wallet to give AI agents a dedicated wallet for onchain transactions. The wallet works across a suite of EVM chains and Hyperliquid. As a result, agents can manage activity across several crypto markets from one wallet setup.
The product comes as crypto firms build tools for machine-led financial activity. Gemini already allows users to connect AI bots for trading, and other companies test agent wallets and cards. MetaMask is entering a market where automation is becoming part of crypto trading.
Consensys founder Joe Lubin said machine intelligence will play a larger role in onchain activity. He also said crypto rails suit autonomous actors because protocols support transactions, coordination, and verification. MetaMask now aims to support that shift with a wallet built for agent-based use.
Security Rules Keep Users In Control
MetaMask added several controls to limit risks from autonomous trading. Every transaction must go through mandatory simulation before execution. Users can also set rules, including daily spend limits and approved destination lists.
Blockaid will scan transactions for scams and other threats. Risky transactions will trigger a two-factor push notification or email approval request. MetaMask keeps human approval in place when agent activity moves beyond preset limits.
MetaMask also says safe transactions may receive Transaction Protection coverage of up to $10,000. However, that coverage depends on the product terms and conditions. The feature adds another security layer as agents begin handling real capital.
Early Access Starts Through Command-Line Interface
Agent Wallet will work with different AI frameworks and coding tools. MetaMask listed support for OpenClaw, OpenAI Codex, Claude Code, Nous Research Hermes Agent, Cursor, and other providers. This framework-agnostic approach may help developers connect agents without changing their core toolsets.
MetaMask currently holds about 26% of the wallet market share, according to Token Terminal. That position gives the product a large base as AI wallets move into broader use. Moreover, its existing brand may help push agent wallets toward mainstream crypto users.
MetaMask is rolling out Agent Wallet through an Early Access Program. The first phase will serve a limited number of users through a command-line interface. General availability is planned in the coming months this summer.
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