Trust Wallet unveils AI kit to automate trades on 25+ blockchains

Trust Wallet introduced the Trust Wallet Agent Kit, or TWAK, on March 26, a toolkit that enables AI agents to execute on-chain transactions across more than 25 blockchains, according to a company blog post.

The kit supports cross-chain swaps on networks such as Solana and Bitcoin and can set up recurring purchases. Users define permissions and keep control of transaction signing.

TWAK provides two ways to operate. One mode gives an agent its own wallet to carry out transactions automatically within parameters set by the user. The other has the agent propose actions, with the user approving each transaction through WalletConnect, a protocol that connects applications to a wallet without sharing private keys.

In the announcement, Trust Wallet described TWAK as “infrastructure that lets AI agents execute real crypto transactions, across more than 25 blockchains, within rules that users define and control.”

The company said its core principle remains unchanged: users keep their own keys, and TWAK applies that model to AI agents. In WalletConnect mode, an AI can analyze your portfolio, suggest actions, and execute them only after you approve – it never has access to your keys. You stay in control of every step.

The toolkit is designed to automate portfolio actions such as swaps across networks and scheduled buys while limiting activity to predefined boundaries.

Trust Wallet was acquired by Binance in 2018 and now operates as an independent company. Crypto firms are experimenting with AI-driven automation for trade execution and portfolio management. That connection still matters for readers researching the broader ecosystem through a Binance review, especially as Binance-linked products continue to expand into AI-driven crypto tools.