Give yourHermes agent, Claude Code, Codexits own wallet.
Your agent buys the data and tools a job needs, out of a budget you set, with a spending limit it cannot argue its way past. You get a receipt for every attempt, including the ones it was refused.
Free to start. Your first agent is running in under a minute.
Pricing a portfolio page
Today’s spend
0.03 / 0.25
Live token prices
0.01
CoinGeckoPaid, delivered in 1.2sEthereum gas estimate
0.02
Ethereum nodePaid, delivered in 0.9sFull market report
0.75
DefiLlamaRefused, over today’s limit
The last one never reached a signature. Pocket decided before the wallet was asked.
Buy from any seller that speaks x402
Pocket is not a marketplace and there is no catalogue to get listed in. Any API priced in the open x402 standard can take your agent’s money, whether we have heard of it or not.
Hire an agent in under a minute
You decide everything it is allowed to do before it does anything. After that you are watching, not approving.
Name it
It gets a wallet immediately, and still cannot spend a cent until you say so.
Set the limits
How much a day, how much per purchase, and which sellers it may pay.
Hand it the job
One line points your agent at Pocket. Works with anything that speaks MCP.
Where the money actually goes
Five steps between your agent wanting something and having it.
The seller names a price
Your agent asks for a resource. Instead of the data, it gets a bill.
Pocket checks your limits
Daily budget, job budget, single-payment cap, and whether this seller is one you allow.
The wallet signs
PrivyOnly if every limit passed. The key stays with Privy and never reaches your agent.
It settles in seconds
HederaA few cents of stablecoin moves on Hedera. Fees are paid for you, so no top-ups.
The receipt is indexed
The GraphThe Graph indexes it so your spend history reconciles against the chain, not just our database.
Two weeks of one agent, and not one approval email
This is a research agent buying data feeds on its own. It spent 15.27 across fourteen days, touched its ceiling once, and never went over. You did not sign off on any of it, and you can still say exactly where every cent went.
Daily spend
It runs close to the line on busy days and stops dead at it
15.27in 14 days
- 271
- purchases you never approved
- 23
- stopped before they cost anything
- 0.06USDC
- average per purchase
- 0
- keys your agent ever held
Each one checked against your limits in under a second, while you were elsewhere.
Over a limit, or a seller you had not allowed. No signature, no charge.
Per call, not per seat. You pay for the work, not for the months nobody used it.
It asks Pocket to pay. It cannot sign for itself, so a leaked prompt cannot spend.
Give your agent a wallet
Set the limits once. After that it buys what the work needs, stops where you told it to, and shows you every purchase as it lands.
Daily spend, last 14 days
limit 2.00USDC
It runs close to the line on a busy day and stops dead at it. No overage, no surprise invoice, no conversation about what happened.