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Trust Wallet Launches AI Agents Development Kit TWAK, Bringing AI Agent Trading Capability to 2.2 Billion Users Worldwide

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On March 27, Forbes reported that Trust Wallet has recently launched its Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK)—a tool enabling AI agents to carry out on-chain transactions across 25 major public blockchains (including Ethereum-compatible chains, Solana, Bitcoin, TON, and Tron) within a user-defined rule framework. Supported operations cover token swaps, dollar-cost averaging (DCA), limit orders, and portfolio management. TWAK offers two modes: One equips AI agents with an independent wallet to run fully autonomously based on preset strategies. The other connects to a user’s existing wallet, where AI proposes transaction suggestions for the user to review and confirm on a per-transaction basis. Trust Wallet’s newly appointed CEO, Felix Fan, told Forbes in an interview: “The agent era will arrive faster than anyone expects.” He also emphasized that TWAK’s goal is to “abstract away complexity and deliver users a result-oriented, intuitive experience—users only need to state their intent, and AI handles the details.” Looking ahead, Trust Wallet plans to deeply integrate AI features directly into the wallet itself, launching personalized reminders, automated strategies, and transaction suggestions. It will also roll out an agent strategy marketplace, allowing developers to release reusable trading bots that users can discover and deploy directly within the app. Felix noted that Trust Wallet’s long-term goal is to become the default execution layer for AI agents interacting with the cryptocurrency space. Early participants, he added, will be crypto users with higher risk tolerance, and Trust Wallet will simultaneously enhance its risk education efforts.
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