๐งจ Bonanza Labs โฆ Agent Wallet
The missing payment layer for AI agents.
The Problem
AI agents can browse, code, and create โ but they can't pay for anything. Every API call, every SaaS subscription, every micro-transaction requires a human.
The Solution
Agent Wallet gives AI agents:
- ๐ณ A wallet with budget limits
- ๐ Policy-based approval (auto-approve under $X, human approval above)
- ๐ Spending tracking & analytics
- โก Instant settlements (USDC/USD1 on BSC, Solana)
- ๐ฅ๏ธ REST API + CLI + Dashboard
Quick Start
pip install agent-wallet
# Create a wallet
agent-wallet create --name MyAgent --chain solana --budget 100
# Propose a payment
agent-wallet pay <wallet-id> 3.50 --recipient alice --description "API call"
# Check balance
agent-wallet balance <wallet-id>
# View analytics
agent-wallet analytics <wallet-id>
Policy Engine
Auto-approve small payments, require human approval for large ones:
# policy.yaml
name: default
auto_approve_under: 5.0
human_approval_above: 5.0
daily_limit: 100.0
monthly_limit: 500.0
allowed_chains: [solana, bsc]
blocked_recipients: []
cooldown_seconds: 60
max_transactions_per_day: 50
REST API
pip install agent-wallet[dashboard]
uvicorn agent_wallet.api.server:app --port 8000
| Endpoint | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
/wallets |
POST | Create wallet |
/wallets |
GET | List wallets |
/wallets/{id} |
GET | Get wallet |
/wallets/{id}/pay |
POST | Propose payment |
/wallets/{id}/transactions/{tid}/approve |
POST | Approve/reject |
/wallets/{id}/analytics |
GET | Spending analytics |
Architecture
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Revenue Model
- Free: 1 agent, $50/mo limit
- Pro: $29/mo โ 10 agents, $5K/mo, analytics
- Enterprise: $199/mo โ unlimited, custom policies, SSO
License
Apache 2.0 โ ยฉ Bonanza Labs
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