How AXY works
Open the Ace wallet
Sign in with an account you already have. Your self-custody wallet is created for you, with no seed phrase to write down.
Give your agent a budget
Choose how much it may spend each period, who it may pay, and the largest single payment it may make on its own.
Let it act
Your agent proposes purchases and bookings. Anything above your per-payment maximum waits for your approval in the wallet.
Stop it any time
One action revokes the agent’s budget and gives what is left back to you. The chain refuses every later payment from it.
For merchants
Accept payments by QR with the AB2BC wallet, from people and from their agents.
Being built: order-bound escrow
A payment is released only when the order is fulfilled, and refunded if it is not.
For merchants
Accept payments by QR with the AB2BC wallet, from people and from their agents. Being built: order-bound escrow, so a payment is released only when the order is fulfilled, and refunded if it is not.
You stay in control at every step
Four steps from a new wallet to an agent that runs errands for you.
What you control
Your agent gets its own, capped budget. You can stop it and take the rest back at any time.
A spending cap for each period
A list of who it may pay
A per-payment maximum
A revoke switch that only you control
Frequently Asked Questions
How the steps work in practice.
Do I need a seed phrase?
No. Sign in with an existing account. A zero-knowledge proof derives your self-custody account, so no seed phrase is needed and no key is exposed to the app.
Which payments need my approval?
Anything above your per-payment maximum waits for your approval in the wallet.
What happens when I stop the agent?
One action revokes the agent’s budget and gives what is left back to you. The chain refuses every later payment from it.
Can merchants use it?
Merchants can accept payments by QR with the AB2BC wallet, from people and from their agents. Order-bound escrow is being built.
AXY — the Ace proXY network