One API key, every chain.
And an agent that can use it.
RPC endpoints, token and NFT data, smart wallets, and webhooks — reached the same way whichever chain you are on. Reading a balance on Ethereum and reading one on Solana are the same call with a different argument, so the chain becomes a parameter instead of a rewrite. The same calls are exposed as tools, so an agent can make them too.
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The pieces
Each one answers a question you would otherwise run a node to answer. They share a key, an address scheme, and a chain argument, so reaching for a second one costs you a line.
What sits behind the key
An app that touches a chain ends up needing most of this — a node to read from, somewhere to keep keys, a way to hear about a transaction that already happened. Open a group to see what it covers.
An agent with
an address.
These calls are exposed as tools, so an agent can make them the way you would. It reads a balance, builds a transaction, and signs under whatever policy you put on the key — the same policy that governs a person. What an agent may spend is a rule on the wallet, not a promise in a prompt.
- AI agents that can send on-chain transactions
- Natural language smart contract interaction
- Automated DeFi strategies with AI optimization
- Cross-chain portfolio management
The chains
Adding one is our work, not yours — the call you already wrote takes a different argument.
Make the first call
A key from the console reaches the RPC endpoints, the token and NFT data, the wallets and the webhooks. Pick a chain and read something. No credit card required.