Trust Wallet has officially launched the Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK), a new infrastructure that empowers artificial intelligence agents to execute real crypto transactions across more than 25 blockchains, all while keeping users firmly in control of their funds. The launch marks a turning point: AI moves from merely “seeing” on‑chain data to actively doing,  from automated swaps and DCA strategies to multi‑chain alerts and limit‑order execution, all built on a foundation of self‑custody and user‑defined permissions.

What Trust Wallet’s Agent Kit Does

At its core, the Agent Kit is a developer‑oriented toolkit that lets AI agents plug into Trust Wallet and run crypto workflows without taking custody of keys. Instead, users define rules and boundaries, and the AI simply executes within those limits.

Key capabilities include:

1. AI‑powered trading actions: DCA, limit‑order execution, swaps, and transfers across 25+ chains (EVM chains, Solana, Bitcoin, Cosmos, TON, Aptos, Tron, NEAR, Sui, and others).

2. Cross‑chain automation: Users can set up agents that monitor several networks at once and trigger actions when predefined conditions are met.

3. Developer‑friendly tools: Support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), CLI, REST API, ENS resolution, and message signing, enabling developers to spin up working AI agents in under 15 minutes.

Two Modes of Control

The Agent Kit introduces two distinct ways to interact with AI agents, cleverly designed to balance convenience with security.

1. Dedicated AI Agent Wallet:
Users can create a separate wallet specifically for an AI agent, where they pre‑configure permissions for recurring tasks like dollar‑cost averaging, periodic rebalancing, or price‑based alerts. Transactions within those rules can run with minimal or no per‑transaction approval, letting the AI work autonomously but safely.

2. WalletConnect “Your Control” Mode:
In this mode, an AI agent connects directly to the user’s existing Trust Wallet via WalletConnect. The agent can propose transactions (swaps, sends, approvals), but the user must approve each one before it executes. This keeps both private keys and final control in the user’s hands while still enabling powerful automation.

The differentiation is significant: it’s not surrendering keys to a third‑party bot, but rather giving it a permissioned helper role inside your own wallet.

Why This Matters

For developers, the Agent Kit opens the door to a new generation of AI‑native crypto apps. By building on top of Trust Wallet’s stack, teams can create:

1. AI‑driven trading bots that execute on‑chain without manual clicking.

2. Smart portfolio assistants that monitor risk, rebalance across chains, and suggest automated trades.

3. On‑demand “crypto concierge” services that users can summon via chat‑style interfaces.​

For everyday users, the promise is simpler, smarter, and safer interactions with a complex multi‑chain world. Instead of manually tracking dozens of tokens and networks, you can delegate routine tasks to AI agents that operate under your rules with built‑in safeguards like token risk scoring and automatic wallet‑lock features for server environments.

Broader Context

The Agent Kit follows closely on the heels of Trust Wallet’s Developer Portal, which last week gave AI agents read‑only access to data across more than 100 chains. The Agent Kit now adds the “hands” layer, allowing AI to act on that data within the guardrails of self‑custody. Taken together, Trust Wallet is positioning itself as the default infrastructure layer for AI‑first crypto experiences at a time when the industry is racing to integrate AI into trading, DeFi, and wallet UX.

Wrapping Up

Trust Wallet’s Agent Kit doesn’t hand over your life savings to an algorithm. Instead, it hands the algorithm a set of tools and a rulebook written by you. Controls, approvals, and ultimate custody remain with the user, while AI handles the tedious, repetitive, and timing‑sensitive parts of being an active crypto participant.