waiaas

Run a self-hosted wallet daemon that isolates private keys and enforces spend policies.

1|Updated Mar 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Arry8/openclaw-edge --skill waiaas
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Skill: waiaas
Source: https://github.com/Arry8/openclaw-edge/tree/main/skills/waiaas
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Arry8/openclaw-edge --skill waiaas

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Self-hosted crypto wallet daemon for AI agents that keeps private keys isolated from agent processes, enforces spending policies, and provides a unified MCP-based API for multi-chain interactions, enabling safe autonomous operation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Secure key management: run a dedicated daemon that holds keys and signs transactions under policy.
  • Policy-driven transactions: set spending limits and approvals to prevent unauthorized transfers.
  • Multi-chain access: unified API for EVM and Solana DeFi, wallets, and asset management via MCP.
  • Easy integration: connect agents to the daemon and fetch wallet info, balances, and transaction history.

Quick Start

Install the WAIaaS CLI, initialize the daemon, start it, and connect it to your agent using the MCP configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions about waiaas

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

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How do I manage crypto wallets for AI agents without exposing private keys?

A self-hosted wallet daemon isolates private keys from AI agent processes by holding the keys locally and signing transactions under enforced spend policies. This approach prevents direct key exposure while enabling autonomous multi-chain interactions.

How do I set up an MCP server for AI agents to interact with DeFi protocols?

Install the daemon CLI, initialize the local wallet service, start it, and connect your AI agent using the provided MCP configuration. This setup exposes a unified MCP-based API for agents to interact with EVM and Solana DeFi protocols securely.

Can I enforce spending limits on autonomous crypto transactions for AI agents?

Yes, you can enforce spending limits on autonomous crypto transactions by configuring policy-driven transaction rules within the daemon. These policies set strict spending limits and approval requirements to prevent unauthorized transfers by AI agents.

Does the MCP wallet daemon support both EVM and Solana blockchains?

Yes, the MCP wallet daemon supports both EVM and Solana blockchains through a unified API. This multi-chain access allows AI agents to perform balance checks, token transfers, DeFi interactions, and NFT management across both networks.

What is the best way to prevent unauthorized transfers when an AI agent manages a wallet?

The best way to prevent unauthorized transfers is to run a dedicated local daemon that isolates private keys and enforces policy-driven transactions. This setup requires all agent-initiated transfers to pass predefined spending approvals before signing.