Wallet

Interact with this agent's on-chain wallets. Each agent has one wallet per chain (EVM + Solana). Supports balance queries, transfers (policy-gated), message signing, and transaction history.

Authentication is automatic via Fly OIDC token — no API keys or wallet addresses needed. Wallets are bound to this machine at deploy time.

Available Tools (13)

Multi-Chain Tools

EVM Tools

Solana Tools

Tool Usage Examples

Check Wallet Info (All Chains)

wallet_info()

Returns: list of wallets with wallet_address and chain_type for each active wallet.

Use this first to see all available wallets before any operations.

EVM — Check Balance

IMPORTANT: Always specify the chain parameter! To check all chains at once, use wallet_get_all_balances instead.

wallet_balance(chain="ethereum")  # Get ALL tokens on Ethereum
wallet_balance(chain="base", asset="usdc")  # Check specific asset on Base
wallet_balance(chain="polygon", asset="pol")  # Polygon requires explicit asset

chain parameter is REQUIRED. Valid chains: ethereum, base, arbitrum, optimism, polygon, linea

Asset naming:

• For Polygon native token, use "pol" NOT "matic"
• Use lowercase symbolic names like "usdc", "weth", "usdt"
• DO NOT pass contract addresses (e.g., "0x..."), use symbols only
• Omit asset parameter to discover ALL tokens on the specified chain

Known Limitation - Polygon: The Polygon chain requires explicit asset parameters. Instead of:

wallet_balance(chain="polygon")  # ❌ May fail with "eth not supported"

Use:

wallet_balance(chain="polygon", asset="pol")  # ✅ Check POL balance
wallet_balance(chain="polygon", asset="usdc")  # ✅ Check USDC balance

For complete Polygon portfolio, use wallet_get_all_balances() which handles this correctly.

For checking balances across ALL chains in one call, use wallet_get_all_balances() instead.

Multi-Chain — Get All Balances

wallet_get_all_balances()

This is the PRIMARY tool for comprehensive balance checks.

Automatically checks ALL supported chains (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Linea, Solana) and returns complete portfolio with USD values.

Use this instead of calling wallet_balance() multiple times for different chains.

EVM — Query Transaction History

wallet_transactions()
wallet_transactions(chain="ethereum", asset="eth", limit=10)
wallet_transactions(limit=50)

Defaults: chain="ethereum", asset="eth", limit=20 (max 100).

Returns: list of transactions with tx_hash, from, to, amount, status, timestamp.

EVM — Transfer Funds / Contract Calls

wallet_transfer(to="0xRecipientAddress", amount="1000000000000000000")
wallet_transfer(to="0xRecipientAddress", amount="1000000000000000000", chain_id=8453)
wallet_transfer(to="0xContractAddress", amount="0", data="0xa9059cbb000000...", chain_id=8453)

• to: Target wallet or contract address (0x...)
• amount: Amount in wei (not ETH). "1000000000000000000" = 1 ETH. Use "0" for contract calls that don't send ETH.
• chain_id: Chain ID (default: 1 = Ethereum mainnet, 8453 = Base, 10 = Optimism)
• data: Hex-encoded calldata for contract calls (e.g. ERC-20 transfer, swap). Optional — omit for simple ETH transfers.
• gas_limit: Gas limit (decimal string). Optional — Privy estimates if omitted.
• gas_price: Gas price in wei (decimal string, for legacy transactions). Optional.
• max_fee_per_gas: Max fee per gas in wei (decimal string, for EIP-1559 transactions). Optional.
• max_priority_fee_per_gas: Max priority fee in wei (decimal string, for EIP-1559 transactions). Optional.
• nonce: Transaction nonce (decimal string). Optional — auto-determined if omitted.
• tx_type: Transaction type integer. 0=legacy, 1=EIP-2930, 2=EIP-1559, 4=EIP-7702. Optional.

Policy enforcement: Transfers are gated by Privy TEE policy. The target address must be on the whitelist and the amount must be within daily limits. Policy violations return an error.

EVM — Sign Transaction (without broadcasting)

wallet_sign_transaction(to="0xRecipientAddress", amount="1000000000000000000")
wallet_sign_transaction(to="0xRecipientAddress", amount="1000000000000000000", chain_id=8453)
wallet_sign_transaction(to="0xContractAddress", amount="0", data="0xa9059cbb000000...", chain_id=8453, tx_type=2, max_fee_per_gas="30000000000", max_priority_fee_per_gas="2000000000")

Same parameters as wallet_transfer, plus max_fee_per_gas and max_priority_fee_per_gas for EIP-1559.

Returns: signed_transaction (RLP-encoded hex), encoding ("rlp")

Use cases: pre-sign transactions for later submission, multi-step flows, external broadcast.

EVM — Sign a Message

wallet_sign(message="Hello World")
wallet_sign(message="Verify ownership of this wallet")

Returns: signature (EIP-191 personal_sign format)

Use cases: prove wallet ownership, sign off-chain messages, create verifiable attestations.

EVM — Sign EIP-712 Typed Data

wallet_sign_typed_data(
  domain={"name": "MyDApp", "version": "1", "chainId": 1, "verifyingContract": "0x..."},
  types={"Person": [{"name": "name", "type": "string"}, {"name": "wallet", "type": "address"}]},
  primaryType="Person",
  message={"name": "Alice", "wallet": "0x..."}
)

• domain: EIP-712 domain separator (name, version, chainId, verifyingContract)
• types: Type definitions — mapping of type name to array of {name, type} fields
• primaryType: The primary type being signed (must exist in types)
• message: The structured data to sign (must match primaryType schema)

Returns: signature (hex)

Use cases: EIP-2612 permit approvals, off-chain order signing (Seaport, 0x), gasless approvals, structured attestations.

Solana — Check Balance

wallet_sol_balance()
wallet_sol_balance(chain="solana", asset="sol")

All parameters are optional. Returns balances with USD-equivalent values.

Solana — Query Transaction History

wallet_sol_transactions()
wallet_sol_transactions(chain="solana", asset="sol", limit=10)

Defaults: chain="solana", asset="sol", limit=20 (max 100).

Solana — Sign and Send Transaction

wallet_sol_transfer(transaction="<base64-encoded-transaction>")
wallet_sol_transfer(transaction="<base64-encoded-transaction>", caip2="solana:EtWTRABZaYq6iMfeYKouRu166VU2xqa1")

• transaction: Base64-encoded serialized Solana transaction
• caip2: CAIP-2 chain identifier (default: "solana:5eykt4UsFv8P8NJdTREpY1vzqKqZKvdp" for mainnet, use "solana:EtWTRABZaYq6iMfeYKouRu166VU2xqa1" for devnet)

Policy enforcement: Same as EVM — transfers are gated by Privy TEE policy.

Solana — Sign Transaction (without broadcasting)

wallet_sol_sign_transaction(transaction="<base64-encoded-transaction>")

• transaction: Base64-encoded serialized Solana transaction

Returns: signed_transaction (base64), encoding ("base64")

Use cases: pre-sign transactions for later submission, multi-step flows, external broadcast.

Solana — Sign a Message

wallet_sol_sign(message="<base64-encoded-message>")

Returns: signature (base64)

Common Workflows

Pre-Transfer Check (EVM)

1. wallet_info() — Confirm wallets are active
2. wallet_balance(chain="ethereum") — Check available funds on specific chain (or use wallet_get_all_balances())
3. wallet_transfer(to="0x...", amount="...") — Execute transfer
4. wallet_transactions(limit=1) — Confirm transaction status

Pre-Transfer Check (Solana)

1. wallet_info() — Confirm wallets are active
2. wallet_sol_balance() — Check available SOL funds
3. wallet_sol_transfer(transaction="...") — Sign and send transaction
4. wallet_sol_transactions(limit=1) — Confirm transaction status

Monitor All Wallet Activity

1. wallet_info() — See all wallets
2. wallet_get_all_balances() — Complete portfolio across ALL chains (EVM + Solana)
3. wallet_transactions(limit=20) — Recent EVM activity
4. wallet_sol_transactions(limit=20) — Recent Solana activity

Prove Wallet Ownership

1. wallet_info() — Get all wallet addresses
2. wallet_sign(message="I am the owner of this wallet at timestamp 1234567890") — EVM proof
3. wallet_sol_sign(message="<base64-encoded-message>") — Solana proof

Wei Conversion Reference (EVM)

Amounts are always in wei (smallest unit). Conversion table:

Formula: wei = eth_amount * 10^18

Chain ID Reference (EVM)

Solana CAIP-2 Reference

Policy & Security

• Privy TEE enforced: Even if the agent is compromised, transfers that violate policy are rejected at the Privy TEE layer
• Per-wallet policy: Each chain's wallet has its own independent policy
• Flexible rules: Policy rules are configured via Privy's rule system (address allowlists, value limits, method restrictions, etc.)
• Deny-all default: New wallets have no allowed transfers until policy is configured by the user via the backend
• Pass-through: Policy rules are managed directly via Privy (source of truth), no local cache

Policy is managed by the user through the main backend API, not by the agent.

Error Handling