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Agent Wallet

Claw Wallet is a multi-chain agent wallet built for agent workflows, local sandbox signing, secure PIN handling, and policy-controlled operations.

Built for AI agents

What Agent Wallet means here

Agent Wallet is the wallet model Claw uses for AI-agent workflows. It is not a generic consumer wallet and it is not a treasury-only company wallet. It is a wallet that can live with an agent, work through a sandbox, and later be taken over by a human user when needed.

The important idea is that wallet operations stay in one controlled flow. The wallet can be inspected, signed with, transferred from, recovered, or locked down, but sensitive steps still go through isolated and policy-aware paths.

If you want to install the agent-side skill first, start with the install guide. If you want to understand the security model first, read the core concepts page.

Install skill Read concepts

What you can do with it

The skill is built to let an agent handle real wallet work while keeping the dangerous parts under user control. In day-to-day use, you can inspect the wallet, sign things, move assets, and apply guardrails.

Inspect the wallet

Ask for addresses, balances, token holdings, transaction history, and wallet status. These are the first things you usually check after install or takeover.

Sign messages and transactions

Use the sandbox to sign messages or transactions for supported chains. The signed result can then be verified by your app or agent before any action is broadcast.

Transfer and interact with DeFi

Move assets, prepare transactions, and work through supported DeFi flows such as swap when you need a more advanced wallet action.

Control risk

Apply transfer limits, chain allowlists, token allowlists, approval thresholds, and other policy rules so the wallet only does what you want it to do.

How to use Agent Wallet

Step 1

Install the skill on the agent

Use the install guide to add the Claw Wallet skill to your agent workspace. That is what gives the agent wallet access in the first place.

Step 2

Open the wallet in the dashboard

Once the wallet exists, use the dashboard to find it, bind it if needed, and open the wallet detail page for management actions.

Step 3

Use the quickstart flows

If you want to see the wallet in action, follow the quickstart page for simple prompts, then move on to the real user-facing actions after takeover.