IronWalletfor AI agents
A self-custody hot wallet for popular AI Agents like Cursor and Claude Code, running locally on your computer. Check balances, send crypto and swap assets in plain language.
AI Agent does not see your seed phrase. Recovery phrases stay encrypted on disk and never pass through the agent
Stop clicking through your wallet for every task
Popular prompts
After install, paste one of these into the agent. Click a card to copy
It is safeAI Agent does not see your seed phrase
AI can use wallet tools without ever receiving your seed phrase. It stays locally on your device
Don’t give your agent your main wallet
This is a hot wallet with no per-transaction confirmation UI. If you tell the agent to send or swap, it moves funds. Create a small dedicated wallet, fund it with an amount you’re comfortable using, and connect that one
Quick install
Install once. After that, the wallet tools are available in every chat
Opens Cursor and adds the local MCP. Reload so npx is on PATH. First start can take ~30s. You can also paste this into ~/.cursor/mcp.json.
Run these commands in order, then open a new chat so the MCP tools are available.
Add to your VS Code MCP settings.
Run these commands in order, then reload so the MCP tools are available.
Install via the plugin marketplace:
Use the stdio transport. Point your client to:
Tools. Nothing else exposed
Learn detailsThe full surface your agent can reach — grouped the way you’d use it. IronWallet backends see signed transactions and swap payloads, not the seed.
Full schemas live in the GitHub.
Supported clients
Learn detailsclaude plugin install ironwallet-mcp@ironwalletorOpen in Claude Code)
grok plugin install ironwallet-mcp --trust
Questions,
answered.
IronWallet MCP connects your IronWallet to AI assistants, allowing you to interact with your crypto wallet using natural language.
You can ask an AI to check your balance, view your assets, execute transactions including swaps, and interact with your wallet — while keeping control of your keys and funds.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that allows AI assistants to connect to external tools and data.
Think of it as a bridge between an AI assistant and your IronWallet. The AI can request information or actions without getting access to your private keys or seed phrase.
No. IronWallet MCP is non-custodial.
The MCP server runs as a hot wallet on your computer. Your private keys stay under your control, and your funds are not held by IronWallet or the AI, the seed phrase is stored in a secure storage of your PC.
No.
Your seed phrase and private keys are never shared with the AI. They stay on your computer and are encrypted when stored.
Yes, that is the idea, it can do everything your wallet can do, with the exception of buying or selling crypto for fiat.
This depends on how you will set up your AI assistant. You can tell it to confirm each transaction, but by default it will execute your command immediately.
The MCP server is a self-custody wallet running on your computer and is seed-compatible with the IronWallet app.
Your private keys stay on your computer and are encrypted when stored. The MCP server uses them locally to sign transactions — they are never shared with the AI.
Optional security limits are also available in the keystore, including read-only mode, maximum transaction amounts, and recipient allow-lists. These controls are off by default.
No. You don’t need any coding experience.
IronWallet MCP is designed to let you interact with your wallet using natural language. Connect it to a supported AI assistant, then simply tell it what you want to do.

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