Trust Wallet, the digital wallet owned by Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, has launched a new infrastructure allowing artificial intelligence agents to execute real cryptocurrency transactions. Announced on March 26, 2026, the Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK) enables users to deploy AI agents that can perform a variety of transactions across more than 25 blockchains, including Solana and Bitcoin, based on user-defined rules.
The company, which boasts over 220 million customers, stated in a blog post that the toolkit extends its core principle of "your keys, your crypto" into the age of AI. TWAK offers two primary operational modes. In one mode, the AI agent possesses its own wallet and can automatically execute trades according to pre-set parameters. In the other, dubbed "WalletConnect mode," the agent can research, propose, and execute actions on a user's portfolio without ever holding the private keys, requiring user approval for each suggested transaction.
The Agent Kit is designed to support concrete financial actions such as cross-chain swaps, dollar-cost averaging (recurring buys), and limit orders. Trust Wallet emphasizes that the infrastructure is built for developer adoption, claiming developers can build with it in under 15 minutes. This launch positions Trust Wallet at the forefront of the emerging "agent economy," where the competitive focus is shifting from offering the smartest AI assistant to providing the safest and most controllable execution framework for autonomous finance.
The move reflects a broader industry trend where crypto firms are experimenting with AI-powered automation to allow users to delegate portfolio management and trade execution. While now operating as an independent company, Trust Wallet was initially acquired by the Binance cryptocurrency exchange in 2018.
