Openclaw Agent Wallet

Control Agent Spending without Giving Up Keys

The OpenClaw Agent Wallet provides a robust policy and budgeting layer for autonomous agents. It solves the "blank check" problem by sitting between your agent's decision-making logic and your actual funds, ensuring no agent can accidentally or maliciously drain a wallet.

What it does

This skill implements a rigorous spend-gate. Instead of giving an agent direct access to private keys, it forces every transaction through a WalletPolicy engine. It supports hard caps (per transaction, per day, or lifetime), domain-based allow/deny lists, and a human-in-the-loop approval queue for high-value transfers.

• Policy-Based Budgeting: Define strict financial guardrails in JSON.
• Air-Gapped Signing: Communicates with an external signer service via WALLET_SIGNER_URL, keeping private keys entirely outside the agent's environment.
• Human-in-the-Loop: Automatically queues transactions exceeding specific thresholds for manual CLI or webhook approval.
• Immutable Audit Logs: Every success, failure, and manual intervention is recorded in an append-only JSON log for full accountability.

Why use this skill?

Prompting an AI to "be careful with money" is not a security strategy. This skill provides a technical enforcement layer that works regardless of the model's behavior. It is framework-agnostic, working seamlessly with OpenClaw or local Python-based agents, and focuses on the custody boundary—ensuring your credentials stay safe while your agent stays productive.