Uniagent

How Uniagent Front-Ran MoonPay, Solana, and PayPal’s OWS The recent announcement of the Open Wallet Standard (OWS) for AI agents by industry giants like MoonPay, Solana, and PayPal is a massive validation for the entire agent economy. It confirms what we have known all along: AI agents need secure, autonomous, and seamless access to on-chain execution. While the industry is just now rallying to establish these standards, Uniagent built and delivered this infrastructure first. By anticipating the critical need for agentic financial rails, we successfully front-ran this industry-wide shift. We aren't just reacting to the market; we have been actively defining it. The Uniagent Advantage: • First-to-Market Execution: We delivered the core infrastructure for on-chain agent autonomy long before it became a mainstream talking point for major institutions. • Unmatched Ecosystem Reach: While the new OWS is rolling out support for a handful of ecosystems, Uniagent already provides agents with seamless, out-of-the-box access to 21 networks. • Production-Ready: Developers don't need to wait for the future of on-chain agent execution. It is already live, operational, and scaling. Seeing major industry players adopt the exact model we pioneered proves we are on the right track. Uniagent is the definitive future of agent on-chain execution, and the infrastructure is ready for you today. Read the docs and start building: uniagents.app/dashboard/docs

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- @OpenWallet Geniuses think alike. Keep up the good work

Built for Execution, Not Friction. What we’ve built matters because it changes where intelligence actually lives. Most agents today still get dragged into transaction complexity: chain selection, bridging, routing, gas management, and all the fragmented logic required just to get something done. That is not real autonomy. That is an agent wasting time on infrastructure. Uniagent changes that. We move the complexity out of the agent’s way so the agent can focus on what actually matters: execution. The user gives the intent, and the system handles the rest behind the scenes: unified balance, chain abstraction, gas, routing, and settlement. That shift is the breakthrough. When an agent no longer has to think about how to execute across crypto infrastructure, it can focus on acting, deciding, and delivering results. That makes the experience simpler for the user and far more powerful for the agent. This is what agentic finance should feel like: less manual coordination, less wallet friction, less chain-specific overhead, and far more usable execution. With Particle Network’s infrastructure, Uniagent turns that model into something real. Not a concept, not a promise, but a working system that makes cross-chain execution feel natural. That is why this matters. The future is not agents that understand transactions. The future is agents that execute without making users feel the transactions at all.

-@moonpay announced OWS on March 23 with @solana , @PayPal , and a long list of major partners. Uniagent launched on March 19. That matters. While others were announcing standards, we were already live with a working product: 21+ chains, unified balance, gas abstraction, cross-chain execution, and an agentic interface that actually lets users trade without dealing with bridging, chain switching, or wallet complexity. This is the difference between announcing infrastructure and shipping it. We respect the attention big names bring to the space, but Uniagent proved the model before the headlines. We didn’t wait for the narrative. We built, launched, and made it usable. March 19. Live first. Built for real usage. And we’re only getting started. UNIAGENT > @OpenWallet

If you're new to Uniagent, take a look at our documentation and see why we bring more to the table than OWS. We've been building this for a long time. @OpenWallet has strong backing, and that support has helped them grow. But we shipped this first with @ParticleNtwrk. The foundation for this kind of infrastructure was already being built before AI agents became the trend. What we did was take @ParticleNtwrk infrastructure and bring it into the agentic ecosystem in a practical, usable way. We're not chasing partnerships or narratives. We're focused on what actually works. Uniagent offers a broader and more functional ecosystem than what @OpenWallet currently provides. We support 21+ networks, and we cover the gas for your transactions and your agents' transactions. Uniagent built early, shipped early, and we're here to stay.

UNIAGENT > OWS

UniAgent Mobile Is Coming We're building native mobile apps for UniAgent, the same AI trading agent and 21-chain coverage, now as a proper app on your phone. What to Expect iOS and Android Apps - Available on the App Store and Google Play Store - Wallet connection (Phantom, MetaMask, Coinbase & more) - Full agent control, manage, configure, and monitor your agent directly from the app - Chat-style interface for natural language trading - Portfolio tracking across all chains - Full transaction history Agent Management Control your agent wherever you are. Set spending limits, approve transactions, adjust trading parameters, and monitor activity in real time. Everything you can do on desktop, now simplified for mobile. x402 Protocol The mobile apps will include full x402 support. Your agent can autonomously pay for 150+ premium services, analytics from Nansen, data scraping via Firecrawl, and more. No manual API keys. No approval flows. The agent handles discovery, payment, and execution on its own. Status We've submitted applications to both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Currently waiting on approval. What Else We're Working On - Push notifications for trades and x402 payments - Biometric security - Advanced trading features - Agent Cards with spending limits and service whitelists We'll announce when the apps are live. Follow us for updates. The UniAgent Team

Uniagent built it first 🫰🏻

Uniagent > OWS 👋🏻

Uniagent shipped this 2 days ago. teapawt.org/uniagentsbase/status/2…

We’ve been talking about this since day one! The future of on-chain agent execution is here, and it is far more significant than people realize. While the industry is just now aligning on standards, Uniagent shipped the infrastructure first. We didn't just anticipate the shift, we built the rails for it. With support for 21 networks and a battle-tested execution engine, Uniagent is the definitive choice for developers who need to deploy autonomous agents today. Uniagent > @OpenWallet

Uniagent > @OpenWallet

What We Shipped Today 7 updates. One day. Here's the breakdown: This Morning, Spending Intelligence (v1.2) → Spending Analytics — Full breakdowns by service, category, and time period. Efficiency insights that tell you when you're wasting money on redundant requests. → x402 Alternatives Discovery — We cross-reference your usage against 150+ services and surface cheaper options in real-time. One-click migration. Same capability, lower cost. → Auto-Routing from Universal Account — Set a threshold, forget about it. When your card drops below your limit, funds pull automatically from your Universal Account. No more manual top-ups. No more paused agents. This Afternoon — Infrastructure Upgrade (v1.3) → Spending Forecasts & Burn Rate — Your card now predicts when it runs dry. 7/14/30-day patterns. Daily burn rate. Depletion countdown. Alerts before you hit zero. → Service Health Monitor — Every x402 service now has a health score. Uptime, latency, error rates — all tracked. Know which services are reliable and which are bleeding your money. → Multi-Agent Card Pooling — Create sub-cards from a parent card. One funding source, multiple agents, isolated limits, unified analytics. Built for teams and fleets. → Transaction Webhooks — Pipe events to Telegram, Discord, Slack, or your own API. Low balance alerts. Large transaction warnings. Daily summaries. Real-time, no polling. What's Next We're not done. This is infrastructure week. Expect updates daily. We're tightening every part of the system — more control, more visibility, less friction. The foundation is live. Now we're making it bulletproof. Stay tuned.

Update: Transaction Webhooks Your agents transact around the clock. You shouldn't have to watch a dashboard 24/7. Transaction Webhooks pipe events directly to the tools you already use. Telegram. Discord. Slack. Or your own custom API endpoint. Configure the events that matter to you: Low Balance Alerts — "Card balance dropped below $50." Get notified before your agent stalls. Large Transaction Warnings — "Agent spent $45 on a single Nansen call." Catch unexpected spikes. Daily Spending Summaries — "Yesterday: $127.40 across 3 services." Stay informed without logging in. Failed Payment Notifications — "Payment to Firecrawl failed. Insufficient balance." Know when something breaks. Everything is configurable. Set your own thresholds. Choose which events trigger notifications. Route different alerts to different channels. Real-time delivery. No polling. No manual checks. Your agent economy talks to your existing infrastructure the moment something happens. This is how you stay in control without being glued to a screen.

UPDATE: Multi-Agent Card Pooling Running one agent is simple. Running five? Ten? That's where things get complicated. Until now. Multi-Agent Card Pooling lets you create sub-cards from a single parent card. One funding source. Multiple isolated spending tracks. Here's how it works: You have a parent card loaded with $2,500. You spin up three agents — Alpha, Beta, and Gamma. Instead of funding three separate cards, you create three sub-cards from the parent: Agent Alpha: $500 limit Agent Beta: $300 limit Agent Gamma: $200 limit Each sub-card operates independently. Alpha can't touch Beta's allocation. Gamma can't exceed its $200 ceiling. But all of them draw from the same parent pool. Analytics are unified. You see total spend across all agents, but you can also drill into each one individually. Which agent is burning fastest? Which is most efficient? You'll know. This is built for: Teams running multiple specialized agents Agencies managing client workflows Anyone scaling beyond a single autonomous system One account. One funding source. Unlimited agents. Full isolation. Complete visibility.

Update; Service Health Monitor You're paying for x402 services. But are they actually performing? Every service your agent interacts with now has a real-time health score. We track three metrics: Uptime — What percentage of requests succeed? Latency — How fast are responses coming back? Error Rate — How often are calls failing? Nansen running at 99.9% uptime with 142ms latency? You'll see a green badge. Reliable. Keep using it. But if Zyte starts timing out 15% of the time with 2.4 second response times? Red badge. Degradation alert. You'll know immediately — not after your agent has wasted money on failed requests. This matters because you're paying per request. If a service is unreliable, you're paying for failures. Broken pipes that return nothing useful. The health monitor gives you visibility into the services powering your agent. When something degrades, you can switch to an alternative before it costs you. Stop paying for broken infrastructure.

Spending Forecasts & Burn Rate Your agent's card just got smarter. It now predicts when it will run dry. We analyze your spending patterns across 7, 14, and 30-day windows. From that, we calculate your daily burn rate and project exactly when your balance hits zero. No more surprises. "At current usage, this card depletes in 4 days." But it goes deeper than a countdown. You'll see historical trends — is your agent spending more this week than last? Are costs climbing or stabilizing? The dashboard visualizes this so you can catch problems before they become emergencies. If burn rate spikes above your historical average, you'll know. If you're 48 hours from depletion, you'll get an alert. Not after you've already run out — before. This is the difference between reactive and proactive. Your agents run 24/7. Your awareness of their spending should too. Forecasting beats firefighting. Always.

UniAgent - 48 Hours Since Launch We launched 2 days ago. Here's everything we've shipped: Chain Abstraction Layer → Universal Account, one balance, any chain → Cross-chain execution for agents (no bridging, no routing logic) → Autonomous swaps across 21+ networks → Single funding source, multi-chain output Agent Dashboard → Full portfolio view across all chains → Real-time activity feed → Transaction history with chain tagging → Clean UI for managing your agent economy Agent Cards + x402 Payments → Debit cards for AI agents using HTTP 402 → 150+ indexed x402 services (web scraping, data, compute, AI) → One-click card creation → Native integration with Universal Account Spending Intelligence (v1.2) → Analytics by service, category, time period → Efficiency insights, catch redundant requests → x402 alternatives discovery with one-click migration → Auto-routing, cards refill automatically from UA More updates dropping in the next few hours. Stay tuned. 48 hours in. Not slowing down.

Three updates just went live. 1. Spending Analytics Your agent's card now tracks more than transactions. You'll see spending breakdowns by service, category, and time period, plus efficiency insights that actually matter. If your agent spent $40 on Pinata queries but only used 30% of the data fetched, you'll know. If it's hammering an endpoint 50 times when 10 would do, you'll see it. The dashboard now surfaces actionable recommendations: "Reduce call frequency," "Enable response caching," "This service has a batch endpoint, use it." Stop bleeding money on redundant requests. Your agent is autonomous. Your spending shouldn't be. 2. x402 Service Alternatives The ecosystem has 150+ services, many overlap in functionality. We now cross-reference your agent's usage against the full x402 catalog and surface cheaper alternatives in real-time. "You're paying $0.05/req on Firecrawl. Consider Zyte at $0.01/req, compatible with your current workflow." One-click migration. Same capability, lower cost. Your agent doesn't care which API it calls. You should absolutely care what you're paying for it. 3. Auto-Routing from Universal Account No more manual top-ups. No more "agent paused due to insufficient balance." Set a threshold: "Keep this card above $100." When your balance drops, funds pull automatically from your Universal Account. Chain-abstracted. Instant. No human intervention required. Your agent never pauses execution waiting for liquidity. You set the rails once, it runs forever. This is the infrastructure we've been building toward. Every feature is designed to remove friction between you and a fully autonomous agent economy. We're not slowing down. More updates coming. The roadmap is packed and the team is locked in. Appreciate everyone who's been building alongside us, your feedback shapes what we ship next. Back to work.