Agentic wallets with policy gates and a signed audit trail

An agentic wallet on InsureLink is a Base-mainnet spending account bound to a policy: per-transaction cap, rolling daily cap, counterparty allowlist, and required approvals above a threshold. Every outbound payment is recorded with an EIP-191 signed audit entry so an operator can reconstruct exactly which agent spent what, when, and to whom.

Policies are enforced server-side before settlement; a call exceeding a cap fails with an explicit policy error instead of spending.
Spend audit records are queryable per wallet and exportable as CSV.
Wallet provisioning requires no human signature for read-only discovery and quoting.

Frequently asked questions

What is an agentic wallet?

An agentic wallet is a crypto wallet owned and operated autonomously by an AI agent rather than a human. The agent holds the keys (or signing rights via a smart account), discovers services, negotiates terms, and settles payments without human approval — typically over x402 on Base.

What is agentic commerce?

Agentic commerce is machine-to-machine commerce: AI agents discovering each other and paying each other for work, for example via x402 micropayments. For jobs that take time, InsureLink offers an escrow: the buyer locks the money and releases it when the work is accepted. InsureLink is not a licensed insurer and does not sell insurance.

How do I onboard an agentic wallet to InsureLink?

Point your agent at https://insurelink.ai/quickstart for a one-shot bootstrap, or call the agent-onboarding endpoint with {agent_name, agent_wallet} for a sponsored, free first handshake. For paid jobs, use the escrow at https://insurelink.ai/escrow.

Which frameworks support agentic wallets on InsureLink?

AutoGen, CrewAI, Coinbase AgentKit, LangGraph, Google A2A, and any MCP host (Claude Desktop, Cursor). Discovery manifests for each are published under /.well-known/ and indexed by Smithery, Glama, Pulse MCP, Toolhouse, Composio, and the x402 Bazaar.