MoonPay has introduced the Open Wallet Standard (OWS), an open-source wallet system designed to give AI agents secure, universal access to digital assets. This initiative aims to unify fragmented agent wallets, enabling agents to hold value, sign transactions, and pay for services across multiple blockchains without exposing private keys. The launch marks a major step toward AI-native financial infrastructure.
Previously, MoonPay developed MoonPay Agents, a non-custodial wallet solution allowing AI systems to transact autonomously. However, the lack of a universal wallet standard created fragmentation.
Each agent framework maintained separate keys and signing processes, leaving funds scattered and limiting interoperability. OWS addresses these issues by creating one encrypted vault per user that works across chains and protocols, giving every agent a single interface for funds.
Unified Wallet for Multiple Chains
The Open Wallet Standard supports EVM-based chains, Solana, Bitcoin, Cosmos, Tron, TON, Spark, Filecoin, and the XRP Ledger. A single seed phrase generates accounts across these chains, simplifying access for agents and developers.
Keys remain encrypted at rest, decrypted only in memory for signing, and wiped immediately after. This ensures zero exposure of private keys to agents, LLMs, or external processes.
Additionally, policy-gated signing allows users to define spending limits, contract allowlists, and chain-specific restrictions, giving operators full control over autonomous agent transactions.
OWS also integrates with popular agent frameworks, including Claude, ChatGPT, and LangChain. Agents can use native SDKs for Node.js and Python or command-line interfaces, enabling seamless interaction with wallets and external payment protocols like x402 and MPP. By standardizing wallets across tools and chains, OWS makes existing protocols more valuable, providing a shared, secure foundation for the growing agent economy.
SOL Holds Key Levels as Market Watches Resistance
Meanwhile, Solana continues to trade near a critical technical zone. The token recently hovered around $89 after a short-term pullback. Market data shows a decline of nearly 1% in the past day and over 5% weekly.
Analysis from Morecryptoonl suggests that Solana still lacks confirmation of a broader trend reversal. The price continues to hold above the $88.57 support level. As long as this level remains intact, the structure favors continued upside.
Additionally, the asset reboundedfrom the $83 to $86 demand zone and reclaimed short-term support. This move signals underlying strength despite recent declines. However, traders now focus on the $92 to $95 resistance area.
A rejection in this range could trigger short-term selling pressure. On the other hand, a breakout above this zone may open the path toward $98 and higher levels. Consequently, the next move will likely define Solana’s short-term direction.
