Agent wallets
Coinbase
Agentic Wallets
Give an agent a wallet to hold, spend, trade, and earn stablecoins.
A field guide to agent payments
Your agent has a job.
Find it a wallet.
Explore the wallets and payment tools that let AI agents transact. Compare what matters. Build with a clearer picture.
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Your rules. Every payment.Budgets · permissions · approvals
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A wallet for what’s next.
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6 options to explore
Agent wallets
Circle
Agent Stack
Programmable USDC wallets with spending policies and service discovery.
Agent wallets
Crossmint
Wallets for agents
Programmable smart wallets with scoped agent access through a unified API.
Wallet infrastructure
Privy
Agent wallets
Wallet infrastructure for agents to hold funds and transact within guardrails.
Wallet infrastructure
Turnkey
Wallet infrastructure
Private key management and wallet APIs for agent and stablecoin applications.
Agent wallets
Openfort
Agent wallets
Agent wallets with spending policies, subscriptions, and batch operations.
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START WITH THE JOB
What does your agent need to do?
Three paths into agent payments.
Pay for an API
Find wallets for agents that buy data, compute, or tools as they work.
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Look for spending caps, scoped permissions, and approval boundaries.
Explore spend controls →Build wallets into a product
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Documentation isn’t a test
“Docs checked” means we reviewed public information. These listings have not been tested with real payments. Pricing and availability should be confirmed with each provider.
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