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Quickstart

Pick your integration path: Wallet API (REST), SDK, or AI Agents.

Credentials

How to obtain and use your WalletSuite API key.

Three products, one platform

Whether you need chain data over REST, a typed SDK, or a governed wallet for AI agents, WalletSuite is the wallet layer you don’t have to build.

Wallet API

One REST API for every wallet operation: balances, token prices, asset metadata, transaction history and status, fee calculation, transaction preparation, simulation, swaps, webhooks, and broadcast across 80+ chains.
  • Reads take any address, with no wallet registration
  • Preparation computes everything and returns the transaction ready to sign
  • Works with any signer, including keys WalletSuite never sees
Explore the Wallet API →

AI Agents

Give every AI agent a financial identity — authenticated, scoped, and revocable — with policy-gated execution and signing keys the model never sees.
  • Each agent is a scoped, revocable principal
  • Every transaction clears your policy engine before it’s signed
  • Non-custodial MPC signing - no single party can sign alone
  • Tamper-evident audit trail for compliance
Explore the agent platform →

Wallet SDK

A typed, non-custodial wallet platform for engineering teams who need multi-chain operations in production without owning the chain infrastructure.
  • Generate wallets, prepare, sign, and broadcast through a single entry point
  • Signer-agnostic: bring your own (KMS / HSM / multisig) or use WalletSuite’s hosted MPC signing
  • One normalized schema for balances, prices, fees, and history across chains
  • Signed webhooks for reacting to on-chain events in real time
Install the SDK →

Governance

Agents & Authority

An agent is a non-human principal with delegated, revocable authority. The agent proposes. The policy engine authorizes. It never signs alone.

Policy Gates

Deny-by-default allowlist rules: typed operation types, contract and method pinning, per-transaction amount caps, and expiring rules. Evaluated before any key is touched.

Execution Levels

Read, prepare, execute, governed autonomous. Each agent gets only the capability its tool profile and token scopes grant.

Structured Errors

Every error includes a category, code, and required action. Agents recover programmatically, not by guessing.
See also: Architecture and Transaction Lifecycle for the deeper system view.

Security

WalletSuite is non-custodial - no single party can move funds alone.
  • Non-custodial MPC threshold signing - no single party can sign alone, no full private key ever exists, and keys never enter the model. See the trust model.

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