Crypto Wallet
ActiveAn AI agent for Crypto Wallet. It works in a scene with a live connection to Crypto Wallet. It asks before it writes, and every run is traced.
Link any wallet by its public address. Scenes read balances and transactions on Base and Arbitrum, and agents can draft payments that you approve in your own wallet, with a passkey or a browser wallet. Daslab stores the address and nothing else: no keys, no funds, no fees on payments.
What you can connect
Add these to your scene and AI gets access.
A linked wallet address — read-only; Daslab stores only the public address, never keys
Crypto Wallet setup guides, troubleshooting, and reference — pin one to read it in-scene, or ask the agent.
Connect Crypto Wallet over MCP
Daslab is itself an MCP server.
Connect Crypto Wallet in a scene, then pin that scene's URL in Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. The agent there gets your Crypto Wallet tools, and your approval gate and trace travel with them.
https://daslab.run/mcp/<your-world>/<your-scene>
One scene can hold Crypto Wallet and everything else you connect, so a single endpoint carries them all. Set up a client.
Use cases
- Render a live balance view inside a scene
- Watch for incoming USDC payments to a project wallet
- Let an agent draft a payment and hand you the signing link
- Verify a drafted payment landed, from the chain itself
Knowledge base
- Linking a wallet
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Why the connection is just a public address, which wallets work (all of them), what the read tools see, and what Daslab structurally cannot do with it. - Payment links: the agent drafts, you sign
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The draft-and-sign flow end to end: what a payment link contains, passkey vs browser-wallet signing, why links are server-signed and expiring, and how completion is verified on-chain.
Ships with the integration — agents read these with docs_read, before the account is connected.
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