Wallets for agents.
Built with limits.
Eraivo Agent Wallets let autonomous systems send, receive, and manage funds only inside the permissions they were given.
The job
An agent wallet is not just an address. It is a controlled operating surface with rules around what the agent can do and when approval is required.
How Eraivo keeps it governed
Operators can define allowed assets, destinations, spending limits, contract permissions, approval thresholds, and emergency pauses.
- Scoped permissions for every agent.
- Daily and per-action spending limits.
- Whitelisted and blocked counterparties.
- Pause, revoke, and review controls.
What does Eraivo give agents and institutions?
Eraivo gives them governed blockchain capabilities: wallets, payments, escrow, settlement, approvals, compliance checks, and audit trails.
What happens before money moves?
Eraivo checks the actor, mandate, limits, counterparty, required evidence, approval status, and policy outcome before execution.
What happens when a request is not allowed?
The request is blocked or held for approval, and the reason is recorded in the audit trail.