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Cobo Agentic Wallet is a crypto wallet designed for AI agents. It lets an agent execute real on-chain operations — transfer tokens, call smart contracts, run DeFi strategies, manage multi-chain assets — under a structured authorization model that the wallet’s infrastructure enforces automatically. The core mechanism is the pact: a structured agreement between the wallet owner and the agent that defines what the agent is authorized to do, under which rules, and when that authority ends. Every operation the agent submits is checked against the pact before it touches a chain. The agent cannot exceed or modify its own limits — enforcement is architectural, not trust-based. See What is a pact and Pact flow for the full picture.

What the agent can do

CapabilityExamples
Transfer tokensSend crypto to any address, on any supported chain, within approved limits
Call smart contractsInteract with DeFi protocols — swaps, deposits, lending, staking
Run automated strategiesDCA into assets, rebalance portfolios, execute recurring payments
Read wallet stateCheck balances, list transactions, and pull audit logs at any time
Operate across chainsEthereum, Base, Solana, and more — all from one wallet
All operations are checked against the active pact’s policies before execution. Transactions within the approved limits run automatically; anything beyond pauses for the owner’s review.

How it works

  1. Create — the agent creates a wallet in one step. No account or sign-up required.
  2. Pair — the wallet owner pairs the wallet with the Cobo Agentic Wallet app: key shares are generated on the owner’s device and the agent becomes a delegate. Pairing is optional — useful to skip during testing.
  3. Authorize — when the agent wants to take on a task, it proposes a pact (intent, execution plan, policies, completion conditions). The owner reviews and approves, adjusts, or rejects it in the Cobo Agentic Wallet app. No access is granted until the owner approves.
  4. Operate — the agent works within the approved terms. Transactions within limits execute automatically; operations above the threshold pause for the owner’s approval or are denied if a policy condition is met. When the task is done, the pact ends and access revokes automatically.

Key features

FeatureWhat it means
Pact-first authorizationEvery agent task requires an approved pact. The infrastructure enforces the terms — not software best practices, not trust. Learn more →
Human controlThe wallet owner sets the terms for every task — what the agent can do, how much it can spend, when access ends — via the Cobo Agentic Wallet app
Deep policy enginePer-transaction caps, rolling budgets, chain allowlists, contract whitelists — the most restrictive rule always wins
MPC securityNo single party holds the private key. Signing authority is split using Multi-Party Computation — a mathematical guarantee, not a software promise
Clean exitsEvery pact has a completion condition. When it is met, access revokes automatically — no zombie permissions, no forgotten credentials
Full audit trailEvery action — allowed, denied, or paused for approval — is logged with timestamps and details
No-registration startThe agent creates the wallet with one command — no account or sign-up needed

Two interfaces

Cobo Agentic Wallet app — the owner’s management interface. Pair the agent, review and approve pacts, set spending guardrails, approve over-limit transactions, monitor activity, and freeze the agent — all from a phone. Key shares are stored on the device, not on a server. SDK and CLI — the agent’s operational interface. The agent uses the Python SDK, TypeScript SDK, CLI, or REST API to submit transactions, manage pacts, and read wallet state. Works with LangChain, OpenAI Agents SDK, Agno, CrewAI, and MCP servers out of the box.

Common questions

Before pairing with the Cobo Agentic Wallet app, yes — the agent is the wallet owner and has no restrictions. After pairing, the agent operates within the pact the owner set. Transactions within the pact’s rules execute automatically; anything beyond pauses until the owner approves. The owner always decides where the line is.
No. The agent never holds the full private key — signing authority is distributed across multiple parties using MPC. The human owner can intervene at any point, freeze the agent instantly, and retains ultimate control over the wallet.
After pairing, the agent can only access the one wallet it is connected to, and only within the active pact. Transactions outside the pact’s scope or budget are blocked. The owner can pause the agent at any time — it takes effect immediately, with no delay or grace period.
You can use the Cobo Agentic Wallet app to freeze a wallet. There is no delay — it takes effect the moment you confirm. For details, see Pause or revoke agent access.

Where would you like to start?

What is a pact?

The core concept behind Cobo Agentic Wallet — what a pact is and why it matters.

I own a wallet

What Cobo Agentic Wallet offers you — controls, benefits, and your overall flow as a wallet owner.

I'm building an agent

Start with the developer quickstart, run a first hello-world flow, and then choose the right integration surface for your runtime.