Smart accounts for agents with 2FA and spending limits.
Say good-bye to old wallets
Old wallet UI is hard for humans and agents
Pop-ups and wallet chrome assume someone is at the keyboard — not an agent acting on its own.
Custodial platforms still own the keys
Agent wallets that custody for you mean someone else can move or freeze funds — not true self-custody.
Spending with no enforced ceiling
Without on-chain limits and approvals, an agent can drain or overshoot what you would have allowed.
Self-custodial wallets for AI agents
Give your agents an economic identity
Built for agents. Controlled by you.
Beta
- Works with Claude Code, OpenClaw, and more
- Your wallet lives in your favourite chatbot
- Create wallets & check balances
- Simulate, send & batch transactions
- On-chain 2FA + spending limits
- Social Recovery in case you lose access
Use cases
What a self-custodial smart account unlocks for you and your agents
Try Elytro with your agent
Copy the prompt and paste it into your agent.
Read https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elytro-eth/skills/main/elytro/SKILL.md and set up my elytro account step by step.
I want to create and activate an elytro account on Arbitrum (with email 2FA and a daily spending limit).
Do not skip the security setup — I want full protection.
Uses the Elytro wallet skill: elytro/SKILL.md · Agent integration docs
One of a kind
Agent-native. Self-custodial. On-chain enforced.
| Traditional wallets | Centralized agent wallets | Elytro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self-custodial | |||
| Agent-compatible | |||
| Policies enforced on-chain | |||
| Works if provider disappears | |||
| On-chain 2FA & spending limits | |||
| Censorship resistant |
Agent-ready wallets on Ethereum
The future will not be manual. But it must remain sovereign
Vitalik Buterin