Trust Wallet Introduces AI Infrastructure for Automated Crypto Transactions

AI agents can now execute trades and manage assets directly, as Trust Wallet moves toward automated, multi-chain crypto activity.

Crypto firms have spent months pairing chatbots with market data and wallet tools. Most of those systems could explain trades, flag trends, or suggest strategies, but they stopped short of acting on-chain. Trust Wallet now wants to close that gap with a new toolkit built for real transaction execution. Its latest release gives developers a way to build agents that do more than talk about crypto.

TWAK Enables AI Agents to Execute Trades Across Multiple Chains

Trust Wallet has launched the Trust Wallet Agent Kit, a new infrastructure layer for AI agents that can carry out crypto transactions across more than 25 blockchains. According to the company, the system allows agents to perform cross-chain swaps, manage recurring buys, and move assets under user-defined rules.

Moreover, the system supports networks such as Solana and Bitcoin, pointing to a broader multi-chain push. Unlike earlier crypto assistants that focused on research or market updates, TWAK is designed for direct wallet activity.

As such, agents can offer more than mere suggestions. It can handle swaps, transfers, and automated on-chain tasks. The rollout signals a transition from AI that explains markets to AI that actively interacts with blockchain networks.

Developers can access the toolkit via a command-line interface and the Model Context Protocol, two common paths for building and running agents. Trust Wallet said both options are available from the start and that a working agent can be set up in less than 15 minutes.

The toolkit offers two operating models. In one mode, an AI agent controls its own wallet and trades automatically according to rules set in advance.

Meanwhile, the other agent only suggests transactions, leaving the final approval to the user. That split appears aimed at serving both hands-off automation and users who still want direct confirmation before assets move.

Trust Wallet Maps Out AI-Driven Future With TWAK and Ecosystem Expansion

According to the release, Trust Wallet described TWAK as the second step in a broader roadmap. The plan moves from understanding to action, and later to a wider ecosystem. In the near term, the platform plans to add DCA, limit orders, fiat on/off-ramps, WalletConnect approvals, and portfolio rebalancing.

These additions are designed to expand both user delegation to AI agents and developer capabilities. Later this year, Trust Wallet plans to add an Agent Marketplace where developers can publish reusable strategies. Users would then be able to find and run those agents from inside their wallets.

Over time, the company aims to position Trust Wallet as a core execution layer for AI-driven crypto activity. It plans to support multiple blockchains while maintaining an open, developer-friendly infrastructure.