Tollkit Wallet
A wallet for AI trading agents. It holds its keys on your computer, encrypted with your password, and lets an agent:
- swap tokens on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygon (via 0x) and Solana (via Jupiter)
- pay for APIs that charge per call (x402 and MPP, in USDC or USDT)
All of it happens inside limits that you set and the agent can't change.
What it checks before spending
- Limits: per trade, per day, per payment, and per seller per day. These are counted under a lock, so parallel calls can't overspend.
- Approval: anything over your threshold waits for you to tap Approve in Telegram. No answer means no.
- Sanctions: every payment recipient is screened against the OFAC list.
- Seller check: the seller's price and pay-to address are compared with its public listing (Tollkit Weigh Station).
- Swap safety: the fee must be no more than 0.5%, the only contract ever approved is 0x AllowanceHolder (for exact amounts), and a minimum output is always set.
- Receipts: every trade and payment is logged, and you can export them as CSV.
Fees
Swaps cost a flat 0.5%, shown before every trade. On some Base and Ethereum pairs, 0x charges its own 0.15% on top, and this is shown separately. Payments for APIs carry no Tollkit fee.
Setup
npm install -g tollkit-wallet
tollkit-wallet init # choose a password; prints your EVM (Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon) and Solana addresses
tollkit-wallet budget # see limits; change with e.g. budget per_trade_usd=100 (or in the dashboard's Settings tab)
tollkit-wallet telegram <bot-token> <chat-id> # optional: approvals in Telegram
Then fund the addresses. Base and Solana are on by default; turn others on with, for example, tollkit-wallet budget chains=base,solana,ethereum,arbitrum,polygon (Ethereum's network fees are higher).
Withdrawals
Funds can only be withdrawn to addresses you've saved, and saving one needs your password:
tollkit-wallet addresses add base 0xYourAddress "my coinbase"
tollkit-wallet withdraw base 25 USDC 0xYourAddress
The agent has no tool for this.
Use with an agent (MCP)
{
"mcpServers": {
"tollkit-wallet": {
"command": "tollkit-wallet",
"args": ["mcp"],
"env": { "TOLLKIT_WALLET_PASSWORD_FILE": "/path/to/a/file/with/your/password" }
}
}
}
Tools: wallet_status, wallet_balances, swap_quote, swap, pay_fetch, seller_check, receipts, market_prices, price_history, autopilot_propose, autopilot_rules, autopilot_cancel, paper_swap, paper_status, and (0.8.0) the setup tools: bot_templates, bot_preview, bot_start, bots_status, bot_control, token_search, token_check, token_add, token_hide, always_on, move_quote, stake_info, buy_link, setup_request, setup_requests, setup_cancel.
An AI app can set up anything you can set up in the app, in two tiers. Bots, tokens that pass the scam check, "keep running when closed" on a rule, quotes and buy links happen at once; none of them moves money, and every trade they lead to stays inside your limits. Limits, withdrawal addresses, withdrawing, moving between networks, staking, cashing out, connecting another AI app and budgets are a setup_request: the app fills in the form, you see it as a card on the Approvals screen and tap Apply, typing your password where the wallet always asks. Nothing changes until you do. There is still no tool that changes limits, moves funds, approves a request or reveals keys.
Each AI app can have a weekly budget (Settings, "Budget per AI app"): its trades, payments and the bots it starts count against it, and it resets on Monday. Your limits apply on top.
The easiest way: open the dashboard (tollkit-wallet ui), click Connect your AI, type your wallet password and click Add next to your app. It finds Claude desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI on your computer and adds the wallet to their settings for you (keeping a backup of any file it changes); VS Code opens to confirm. Each app also has the steps to do it by hand.
The app needs to unlock the wallet on its own, so adding an app saves your password to ~/.tollkit-wallet/password, readable only by your user account (or run tollkit-wallet password-file to do just that step). Anyone who can read that file and your wallet folder can spend within your limits, so keep both on this computer.
Use with Coinbase AgentKit
import { AgentKit } from "@coinbase/agentkit";
import { TollkitWallet } from "tollkit-wallet";
import { tollkitWalletActionProvider } from "tollkit-wallet/agentkit";
const wallet = await TollkitWallet.open(process.env.TOLLKIT_WALLET_PASSWORD!);
const agentkit = await AgentKit.from({ walletProvider, actionProviders: [tollkitWalletActionProvider(wallet)] });
This adds the same 14 tools as the MCP server, with a tollkit_ prefix (tollkit_swap, tollkit_pay_fetch, tollkit_autopilot_propose, …). They use the Tollkit wallet's own keys and limits, whatever AgentKit wallet provider you use.
Use with ElizaOS
import { tollkitWalletPlugin } from "tollkit-wallet/elizaos";
// in your character or project: plugins: [tollkitWalletPlugin]
Set TOLLKIT_WALLET_PASSWORD (or TOLLKIT_WALLET_PASSWORD_FILE) in the agent's settings or environment. The agent's model reads the request ("swap 25 USDC to SOL"), and the wallet checks it against your limits before anything is signed.
Use with websites (browser extension)
The Tollkit extension for Chrome, Brave and Edge lets websites connect to this wallet the way they connect to MetaMask or Phantom: Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygon apps through the standard Ethereum provider (EIP-1193/EIP-6963), Solana apps through the Wallet Standard.
Keys stay in Tollkit. When a site asks to connect, sign or send, the request shows up in the dashboard's Approvals tab with the site's name and the details. Transactions are checked against the network first. Nothing happens until you approve. Read-only calls go straight through.
To add it: run tollkit-wallet extension for the folder and steps (Developer mode, then Load unpacked), then pair it from Settings → Pair a browser. Connected sites are listed in Settings, where you can disconnect them. The dashboard has to be open for sites to use the wallet.
Use from code
import { TollkitWallet } from "tollkit-wallet";
const w = await TollkitWallet.open(process.env.TOLLKIT_WALLET_PASSWORD!);
const r = await w.pay("https://api.example.com/paid-endpoint");
Backup and recovery
New wallets (0.2.2 and later) are made from a 12-word recovery phrase. It's shown once when you create the wallet, and you can see it again with tollkit-wallet backup or Back up in the dashboard (password needed). The dashboard asks you to confirm three of the words before it counts as backed up.
The phrase uses the same derivation paths as MetaMask and Phantom (Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Polygon m/44'/60'/0'/0/0, Solana m/44'/501'/0'/0'), so it restores the same addresses there too.
To restore: tollkit-wallet restore and type the phrase. Wallets made before 0.2.2 have no phrase; their backup is the two private keys (tollkit-wallet backup shows them), restored with tollkit-wallet restore --keys. Add --replace to restore over an existing wallet; its files are kept, renamed with .replaced-<time>.
Tokens and price charts
The dashboard's Home tab lists every token the wallet holds that has a price, with its value and 24-hour change. Tap a token for a price chart (1D, 1W, 1M, 1Y). Prices and charts come from DefiLlama.
How tokens are found:
- Solana: every SPL and Token-2022 token account the address owns.
- Ethereum: Blockscout's public token list for the address.
- Base: tokens you've swapped into with this wallet, plus any you add with Add a token (paste the contract address). Base has no free public token index that works without a key, so the wallet doesn't scan for others.
Tokens with no price (most airdropped spam) are hidden and counted below the list. Added tokens are saved in tokens.json in the wallet folder.
Buy crypto with a card
Buy on the Home tab opens Coinbase's checkout to buy USDC or ETH on Base or Ethereum, or USDC or SOL on Solana, sent straight to this wallet's address. The wallet asks Tollkit's server for a single-use Coinbase Onramp link; only your public address, the network, the coin and the amount are sent. Coinbase handles the payment and any ID checks, and its own fees and limits apply.
Cash out to your bank
Sell on the Home tab sells USDC, ETH or SOL through Coinbase to your bank or PayPal. You need a Coinbase account. The wallet opens Coinbase's sell page; you choose where the money goes and click Cash out now. Coinbase then gives an address to send the crypto to, and the dashboard shows it with the amount, Coinbase's fee and what you'll receive. Nothing is sent until you confirm with your password. Coinbase allows 30 minutes for the send. Only your public address, the network, the coin and the amount go to Tollkit's server.
Move between networks
Move on the Home tab sends your own USDC between Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon and Solana, or ETH between Base and Ethereum, to this wallet's address on the other network.
- USDC uses Circle's own transfer (CCTP): it's burned on one network and minted on the other by Circle, usually in 8 to 20 seconds. Circle's forwarding service pays the network fee on arrival, so you don't need gas there.
- ETH goes through Across, usually in under a minute.
- Tollkit's fee is 0.25%. Circle's or Across's fee, and the amount you'll receive at least, are shown before you confirm. Moves need your password and don't count against your spending limits.
Stake SOL
Stake on the Home tab stakes SOL with a validator you pick from the ones currently voting, listed by how much SOL is staked with them, with their fee. The minimum is set by the network (1 SOL as of October 2026) and read live. Stakes start earning after the current epoch ends (about a day). Unstake any time; once the epoch ends, Withdraw returns the SOL to your wallet. The wallet keeps both stake and withdraw authority, and staking needs your password.
Where things live
~/.tollkit-wallet/ (or TOLLKIT_WALLET_HOME) holds:
keystore.json(encrypted)policy.json(sealed with your password; editing it by hand pauses spending)ledger.jsonl(receipts)telegram.json- the cached sanctions list
Swap quotes come through api.tollkit.dev. It holds the 0x and Jupiter API keys and adds the fee, and it only ever sees public data and signed transactions.
If you lose the password, the funds can't be recovered.
Autopilot (limit orders, stop-loss, take-profit, trailing stops, recurring buys)
Tell the wallet what to do in plain English, check the summary, and turn it on:
tollkit-wallet rule add "buy $25 of SOL every Monday; sell half my ETH if it rises 10% and sell all ETH if it falls 8%"
tollkit-wallet rules # what's on, prices now, fills
tollkit-wallet rule pause <id> # or: rule on <id>, rule cancel <id>
Or use the Autopilot tab in the dashboard (tollkit-wallet ui). Rule types: limit buy, limit sell, take-profit, stop-loss, trailing stop, and recurring buys (hourly, daily, weekly or a set weekday, with an optional count and maximum price). A take-profit and a stop-loss on the same token are linked: when one fills, the other cancels.
- Every fill goes through the same limits, approvals and receipts as any swap, and pays the same 0.5% fee.
- Rules an agent suggests (
autopilot_propose) wait for you to turn them on, unless you tick "Let agents turn on autopilot rules without asking me" in Settings (orbudget agent_rules=auto). - The autopilot runs while the wallet runs: keep the dashboard open, or run
tollkit-wallet autopiloton a computer or small server that stays on. Only one copy runs rules at a time. - Limit orders fill only at their price or better (within 1% for fees and spread). Stops always sell. When selling all of a chain's coin, a little is kept for network fees.
Chat with Claude on the Claude tab
If Claude Code is installed and signed in on this computer, the Claude tab is a chat, and the Ask Claude bar on Home opens it. Say what you want in your own words ("buy $20 of ETH", "protect my ETH if it drops hard", "buy SOL on dips, $20 at a time"); Claude checks your balances, live prices and recent price history, explains its thinking, and suggests either a single swap, as a card you approve with one tap, or rules you turn on with one tap. It runs on your own Claude plan.
For these chats Claude Code runs with its own tools switched off and only the wallet's advisor tools available (tollkit-wallet mcp --advisor: balances, limits, receipts, prices, price history, your rules, suggesting rules, and suggesting a swap). It can't trade, pay, withdraw or change limits, and its suggestions always wait for you, even if you let other agents turn rules on. A suggested swap gets a fresh price when you tap Approve, stays inside your per-trade and daily limits and the token list, and expires after 15 minutes. Your tap is the approval, so it isn't asked again.
Check-ins: pick every 1, 4, 12 or 24 hours and Claude reviews your rules against the market and what you've told it, then suggests changes (for example raising a stop-loss after a rise). A suggested change replaces the old rule only when you turn it on. If Telegram is set up, check-in suggestions also arrive there with Approve and Deny. Check-ins run while the dashboard is open.
Paper trading
Practise with pretend money at real live prices, fees included, under the same limits:
tollkit-wallet paper reset 1000 # $1,000 pretend USDC on each chain
tollkit-wallet paper swap base 100 USDC ETH
tollkit-wallet autopilot --paper # run your rules on pretend money
tollkit-wallet paper # balances, fills, fees
Agents get paper_swap and paper_status. Nothing is signed or sent.
