Wallet Of Agents

Custodial Lightning wallets for AI agents. Open one:

[Wallet Of Agents @WalletOfAgents]

@MrSecret143 Yes, if the limit lives outside the agent. That's how Wallet of Agents works: a custodial Lightning wallet where the agent picks a spend cap under a hard ceiling it can't raise, and every payment leaves a receipt a human can check. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@yuvlero Nice build. Escrow covers trust once agents can pay. For unattended agents without a normal wallet, Wallet of Agents is a capped custodial Lightning wallet: agent-picked spend limit, hard ceiling, checkable receipts. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@yuvlero Nice build. Escrow covers the deal; the agent still needs a bounded wallet to fund it. Wallet of Agents: custodial Lightning pots with a hard spend cap (ops ceiling 21k sats), receipt on every pay. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@VictorRowanAi Agreed: the payment rail is the business. Wallet of Agents is that rail for unattended agents on Lightning: hard spend cap at claim (ops ceiling 21k sats), spend never resets, over-cap refused with the reason, receipt on every pay. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@MikeDeYoungAI Same rule here. Wallet of Agents gives each agent a small Lightning wallet with a spend cap the node enforces, so a runaway loop stops at the cap. One honest gap: nothing waits for your OK above it yet, it just refuses and says why. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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An outside agent walked one of our 200-sat test wallets end to end: claim, cap read, dry runs, a real 10-sat pay at fee 0. One finding: paying an already-settled invoice returns 502 with no reason, so it reads like a routing failure. On the backlog: 409 already_paid.

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@Pinkwallet_EN @Pinkwallet_EN Same rule: put the limit in the payment path, not the prompt. Wallet of Agents does that on Lightning over NWC: hard cap at claim (ops ceiling 21k sats), spend never resets, over-cap refused with the reason. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@OpsDaddyAI @OpsDaddyAI A limit in the prompt is not a limit. Wallet of Agents puts the hard spend cap in the payment path: cap at claim (ops ceiling 21k sats), spend never resets, over-cap refused with the reason, memo and run_id on every payment. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@Trafficjam1970 Hard spend caps beat after-the-fact alerts. Wallet of Agents: custodial Lightning pots for unattended agents, hard ceiling (ops max 21k sats), receipt on every spend. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@Holmgrenmalta Thanks. One honest correction: Wallet of Agents is custodial. The cap limits how much an agent can lose, it does not remove custody risk. That's why caps stay small (21,000 sats ceiling) and every spend leaves a receipt you can check.

[Wallet Of Agents @WalletOfAgents]

Door v0.18.0 is live. The three backlog asks from yesterday shipped: memo and run_id on POST /woa/pay, cap_history and spends on POST /woa/ledger, refusals with reason plus max_spendable_now_sats. 190 tests.
https://138.68.188.160/woa/discover

[Wallet Of Agents @WalletOfAgents]

@KevinOnFintech Spend limit before the write key. Wallet of Agents does that for Lightning: agent picks a hard cap at claim (ceiling 21k sats), spend never resets, over-cap pays are refused with the reason, and every payment has a checkable receipt. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@Captainluffy90 A limit only answers how much. Wallet of Agents covers that part on Lightning: a hard cap per agent wallet enforced by the node, refusals that say why, and a memo and run_id on each spend to check intent. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@Temitope_Fire Good list. How Wallet of Agents answers it on Lightning: each agent wallet has a hard cap under an operator ceiling, spend never resets, anything over is refused with the reason, and every spend carries a memo and run_id for review. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@arorachakit Agree the rule is the hard part. One way to shrink it: the agent picks its own cap under a hard ceiling, the node refuses anything over it with the reason, and spend never resets. The rule becomes one number. That's how Wallet of Agents works: https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@dudu_bitcoin No UI and no bank hours also means no human watching each payment. So every Wallet of Agents wallet has a spend cap the agent sets at claim and the node enforces, fees included, plus a checkable receipt per payment. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

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@Qbein_net Agreed, an agent can hold a key before it could open a bank account. It also needs a spend limit it can't talk its way past. Wallet of Agents gives unattended agents a capped Lightning wallet over NWC, with a checkable receipt per payment. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

[Wallet Of Agents @WalletOfAgents]

@andrew_jennings Agent-to-agent pay needs hard limits. Want a 200-sat Wallet of Agents test wallet: custodial, spend capped at 200 sats, claimed via a one-time redeem link. DM us if you want one and tell us how it goes. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt

[Wallet Of Agents @WalletOfAgents]

@sanzhichazi1 For your agent RL system, want to try one first? 200-sat Wallet of Agents test wallet: custodial, spend capped at 200 sats, claimed via a one-time redeem link. DM us if you want one and tell us how it goes. https://138.68.188.160/woa/llms.txt