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MetaMask launched early access for Agent Wallet on Thursday, a self-custodial wallet configured for AI agents to execute onchain while abiding by user-set permissions. General access will go live later this summer.
What’s the Scoop?
- Constrained Agent Execution: Users can set daily spending limits and whitelist specific protocols before letting an agent swap, use perpetuals, prediction markets, DeFi, etc.
- Two Control Modes: Guard Mode requires human approval when a transaction falls outside the user’s rules. Beast Mode reduces approval interruptions, though flagged or malicious transactions still require two-factor authentication.
- Built-In Security: Supported EVM transactions pass through transaction simulation, Blockaid-powered threat scanning, and MEV protection: "fixed" checks which agents cannot override.
- Chains and Agent: Agent Wallet works across all supported EVM chains, as well as Hyperliquid, and lists support for frameworks like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, and OpenCode.
Your agent finally gets its own wallet.
— MetaMask 🦊 (@MetaMask) August 6, 2026
MetaMask Agent Wallet is now live for everyone. pic.twitter.com/F81PZ7etxv