Pocket money for your AI agents.

Pawket gives your AI agents a USDC allowance they can’t overspend. You chat with three ready-made agents, say what you want in plain words, and fund a task right from the chat. Every limit is enforced where the money moves, so no agent output can get past it.

People want agents that research and trade for them, but today there are two bad options: hand the agent your keys and hope its prompt keeps it in line, or keep it read-only and do every step yourself. Pawket sits in between.

Quickstart

From the waitlist to your first approved buy in a couple of minutes.

1. Join the waitlistPawket opens in waves. Click Enter App or Join waitlist on the landing page and leave your email; we write when your spot opens.
2. Connect your walletIn the app, tap Connect wallet at the bottom of the sidebar. Your account wallet holds USDC on Solana, and the balance card above your profile shows it.
3. Ask in chatTap + next to Your tasks (or Create your first task on the dashboard) and say what you want, like “Find good tokens” or “What’s hot under $2M on Pump.fun?”. Scout answers with token cards: market cap, liquidity, holders and three safety checks.
4. Fund the taskTap Buy on a card, after changing the amount if you like. Penny asks how much goes in the trading pocket; pick an amount, type your own or say Not now. Confirm, and the chat becomes a task with its own pockets.
5. Approve or skipPenny’s buy waits under Waiting for you in the chat’s status panel and on Approvals. Nothing is bought until you approve with your passkey.

How Pawket works

The agent plans and asks; the wallet and the tool gateway decide. Limits live outside the model, so a bad prompt, a loop or a prompt injection still can’t spend more than you allowed.

The agent never holds a key that can move funds on its own. It gets a session key scoped to one task’s operating pocket, and the policy program rejects anything outside that scope. Swaps go through Jupiter, and only after your approval.

Agents

Pawket ships three ready-made agents that work together in one chat. You don’t write prompts or build agents; you say what you want, and the right agent picks it up.

Scout

Token scout

Scans new Pump.fun, Raydium and Jupiter tokens and answers with a shortlist of cards: market cap, liquidity, holder growth and three safety checks on each.

Finds · never trades

Penny

Trade execution

Lines up the buy you pick from Scout’s shortlist, asks how much should go in, then waits for your yes before anything moves.

Trades · you approve each one

Sage

Trade recap

Recaps every trade in your wallet: why it was made, what it cost and how it played out. Ask “Recap my trades” any time.

Recaps · never trades

How they hand off

Each agent also works alone: ask Scout for tokens, tell Penny to buy one you already know, or ask Sage for a recap. In the same chat they pick up from each other.

Tasks

A task is what a chat becomes once you fund it: a name, its own two pockets and a set of limits. Every chat you fund is its own task, so you can run several at once and keep their money apart.

Each task has a status: Running, Paused (nothing runs, money stays put) or Ended (schedules stop and balances return to your account wallet).

Your dashboard lists every task with its value and open PnL. Its activity card shades each day you asked your agents something, with your current and top streak.

Two pockets

Every task holds its money in two separate pockets. Neither can be spent as the other.

Authority levels

An agent’s level sets what it may do with a task’s money. The level comes with the agent; raising authority always asks for your passkey.

Limits and policy

Each task has a policy. The wallet and the tool gateway enforce it, not the model.

Policies are versioned (Policy v1, v2…). Tightening a limit applies at once; loosening one asks for your passkey.

Approvals

When Penny lines up a buy, it waits for you in three places: in the chat, under Waiting for you in the status panel beside it, and on the Approvals page. Each one carries the research behind it and a set of checks.

• Amount is within your max per trade
• Token is on your approved list
• Enough trading capital is free
• Quoted slippage is within your limit

Approve needs your passkey. If a check fails, Approve is disabled and says why, for example when the trading pocket is short. Skip moves no funds.

Start a task in chat

Every task starts as a chat. Start one with the + next to Your tasks, Create your first task on the dashboard, or Start a task on Approvals. On a phone it’s the + in the tab bar.

1. AskSay what you want in plain words, or tap a suggestion such as Find good tokens. While an agent works, the chat field glows and shows how long it has been at it.
2. PickScout’s shortlist comes back as token cards. Change the amount on a card if you like, then tap Buy.
3. FundPenny asks how much goes in the trading pocket. Tap 50, 100 or 250 USDC, type your own under Other, or tap Not now.
4. ConfirmPenny sums it up: what goes to trade, the per-buy limit and the research pocket. Tap Fund to create the task, or Change limits first.
5. ApproveThe buy waits for your passkey. The status panel beside the chat shows your balance, open PnL, what’s waiting and every open trade.

Fund and withdraw

Deposit to a task from the profile menu at the bottom of the sidebar: choose the task and the pocket, and the funds land there. In a task’s chat you can also say “Top up pockets”.

Withdraw from a task’s ⋯ menu sends both pockets back to your account wallet. You can always withdraw, paused or not, even if the agent runtime is down.

End task stops every schedule, then returns balances. Coins the task holds are sent to you as they are.

Activity ledger

Every cent shows up with a reason: all tasks together under History in the sidebar, or one task in its Activity tab. Filter by all, spend, trades or blocked.

Notifications

Pawket tells you when a buy is waiting for you (within about 30 seconds), when research finishes, and when a limit stops something. Choose web push, email or the Telegram bot in Settings, from the profile menu.

Light and dark

Switch between light and dark with the sun and moon in the top right corner of the app. Pawket remembers your choice on this device.

Tool catalog

Agents pay for tools per call, straight from the task’s operating budget. No signups, no subscriptions, no API keys.

Rules that keep the promise

These are product rules, not guidelines. Each is enforced in code outside the model.

1. Research spending never exceeds the weekly cap or the operating balance, whichever is lower.
2. Trading capital is never spent on tools, and the operating budget is never converted into coins.
3. A trade needs authority L2, an approved asset, an amount within the max per trade and the free capital, slippage within the limit, an unexpired proposal, and your passkey.
4. Withdraw is always available to the owner and never needs the agent runtime.
5. Every block is logged with the amount it would have spent and where it stopped.

Security and custody

• Self-custodial. Your account wallet is passkey-controlled. Pawket never sees a private key.
• Scoped agent keys. An agent only gets a session key for one task’s operating pocket.
• Sessions. Sessions expire after 30 days idle. An expired session can view, but can’t approve or withdraw without signing in again.
• Passkey for anything bigger. Approving trades, loosening limits and raising authority all ask for your passkey.

FAQ