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- Binance Wallet has launched Agentic Wallet, a dedicated keyless wallet built for AI agents to operate on behalf of users.
- The product separates agent activity from a user’s main wallet balance and adds spending controls, transaction monitoring and supported-chain access at launch.
Binance is pushing further into the overlap between AI automation and self-custody, launching a wallet product designed specifically for software agents rather than human hands.
The new product, called Agentic Wallet, is a keyless wallet created under a user’s existing Binance Wallet but separated with its own isolated balance. The idea is fairly clear. Give AI agents room to trade, transfer and manage assets onchain, but do it inside boundaries the user can still see and control.
Binance is trying to make AI wallet automation feel safer
That separation is the main design choice. Agentic Wallet allows an AI agent to operate without touching the user’s primary Binance Wallet funds, which remain ring-fenced from the agent’s activity. Binance says the wallet is built to support automation without forcing users into complex private-key management or an all-or-nothing trust model.
The feature set reflects that. Users can configure spending limits, token scope, tradable asset boundaries and restrictions on risky transactions. Transfers are limited to addresses already saved in a user’s address book, and all activity can be tracked through a dedicated monitoring dashboard.
The wallet supports a range of actions at launch, including balance checks, transfers, market and limit trading, order management and transaction history visibility. Binance says more operations will be added later.
The rollout ties Binance’s AI strategy to Web3 infrastructure
Binance is clearly positioning this as the next step after its earlier AI products on the exchange side, including Binance AI Skills and Binance Ai Pro. Agentic Wallet extends that model into Web3, aiming to combine agent logic, wallet control and trading access inside one app.
The product can also connect with Binance Skills Hub, allowing AI agents to access Binance Wallet and other Web3 functions through a library of installable skills. Binance said frameworks that support MCP or similar tool-use protocols, including OpenClaw, Claude Code and Cursor, can install Binance Wallet Skills.
At launch, Agentic Wallet supports BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Base and Ethereum, with more chains planned. Creating the wallet and installing Binance Wallet Skills is free, though standard Binance Wallet service fees apply when an agent executes onchain transactions.
For now, the broader message is hard to miss. Binance does not just want AI to help users interpret markets. It wants AI to start acting onchain, while keeping that automation inside a custody model users can still watch closely.
