Cobo launches Agentic Wallet, a dedicated wallet product for AI Agents, ensuring autonomous and secure transactions and payments for agents
Odaily reported that Cobo has launched a dedicated wallet product for AI Agents called Cobo Agentic Wallet (CAW). Its core highlights include the first self-custodial Agent wallet based on MPC, the Pact human-machine authorization protocol, and Recipe-driven Agent scenarios. While enabling Agents with autonomous execution capabilities, it also ensures that users always retain clear and verifiable control. The online MPC mode is intended for high-risk or large-scale operations, and a custodial mode for high-frequency scenarios will be launched in the future.
CAW is already integrated with Agent frameworks such as LangChain, OpenAI Agents SDK, Claude MCP, Agno, and CrewAI, and it can be extended to support more than 80 mainstream public chains and over 3,000 types of tokens.
CAW aims to advance the concept of "letting on-chain operations be managed by AI Agents" from a high-risk experiment to a controllable, reliable, and auditable system capability.
The product is now open for invitation code applications, with documentation, SDK, and Recipe library provided simultaneously.
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