okx-agentic-wallet

Authenticate users and route wallet actions to onchain commands with Gas Station flows.

Updated May 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Tsin418/crypto-research-agent --skill okx-agentic-wallet-tsin418
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Skill: okx-agentic-wallet
Source: https://github.com/Tsin418/crypto-research-agent/tree/main/.agents/skills/okx-agentic-wallet
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Tsin418/crypto-research-agent --skill okx-agentic-wallet-tsin418

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you perform secure wallet operations—login, balances, transfers, transaction history, and smart contract interactions—while guiding Gas Station decisions so you can pay network fees with supported stablecoins when native tokens are insufficient.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Authentication & account management: log in via email OTP or API key method, verify OTP, add/switch/logout accounts, and view wallet status.
  • On-chain wallet operations: check balances/assets/addresses, send native tokens and ERC-20/SPL tokens, and execute non-swap smart contract calls via TEE-backed signing.
  • Gas Station (stablecoin gas) orchestration with strict safety: handles Gas Station questions using the canonical templates and enforces one-time flows and confirming steps for enable/disable/re-enable and for token selection.
  • Transaction visibility: list recent wallet actions and fetch detailed transaction/order status by orderId/txHash/uopHash.
  • Message signing: sign messages using personalSign (EIP-191) for EVM and Solana, and EIP-712 for EVM only, with confirmation bypass options.

Quick Start

Ask the user to log in, then run: onchainos wallet balance --chain ethereum

Frequently Asked Questions about okx-agentic-wallet

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I pay gas fees with stablecoins when my wallet lacks native tokens?

To pay gas fees with stablecoins, you must route wallet actions through Gas Station orchestration. This enforces mandatory preflight checks and strict confirmation steps to enable the service and select supported tokens before executing transactions.

Can I execute smart contract calls and sign EIP-712 messages across EVM and Solana?

You can execute non-swap smart contract calls and sign EIP-191 messages across EVM and Solana. EIP-712 typed data signing is supported for EVM only, with operations backed by TEE secure environments.

How do I check my wallet balance and transaction history across different chains?

You can check on-chain balances and list recent transaction history by authenticating your wallet. The system resolves chain parameters and routes balance reads to the correct commands, fetching detailed status via orderId or txHash.

Does wallet authentication require an API key or can I use email OTP?

Wallet authentication supports both email OTP and API key methods. You must verify the OTP or configure the key properly before adding, switching, or logging into accounts to perform secure operations.

What are the limitations of using Gas Station for stablecoin network fees?

Gas Station flows for stablecoin network fees are limited by strict one-time enable, disable, and re-enable confirmation steps. Network fee coverage depends on supported stablecoins and requires resolving chain parameters before execution.

What is the best way to ensure safe token transfers without native gas tokens?

The best way to ensure safe native and ERC-20 or SPL token transfers without native gas is using Gas Station orchestration. It enforces preflight checks and stablecoin fee payments via TEE-backed message signing.