The TON Foundation developers of the Agentic Wallets launched on The Open Network supported by the TON Foundation. The update allows AI agents on Telegram to store funds and carry out blockchain transactions within a set limit as they have been defined by the user.
In a post on X, TON Tech stated that the feature enables AI agents to work without seeking authorization with regard to each transaction. Users are able to develop separate wallets that they can fund with each agent. They also specify explicit guidelines according to which the agent is allowed to act.
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Self-Custodial Agent Wallet Structure on TON
The configuration allows agents to make payments and in-app purchases. They are also able to communicate with the decentralized applications on the network. Any activity is only limited to boundaries that are stipulated in the configuration process.
Individual users have an on-chain wallet, which is managed by each agent. The structure removes intermediaries and keeps operations direct. TON Tech ensured that the system adheres to a self-custodial model.
Customers have complete control using their main wallet. The agent merely handles a fixed amount of money, which is allocated to certain activities. The rights to access can be canceled at any moment, and a sum of money can be withdrawn when needed.
The wallets are compatible with the existing TON infrastructure without upgrades. Existing wallet configurations can be used by users without modification. This makes the rollout in the ecosystem smooth.
Developer Tools and Telegram Integration
Other developer tools supported by the system are MCP and CLI. The tools make it easier to develop and operate AI agents. The model is compatible with various AI models, which makes it flexible to develop.
The feature is centered on integration with Telegram. It makes use of Bot API of the platform and bot-to-bot communication tools. This enables the agents to chat and transfer payments over chat platforms.
There is no need to switch platforms, and users are able to manage transactions within conversations. This helps to minimize the friction of payment flows and makes it easier to do. It also complies with the current model of interaction with Telegram bots.
The rollout is indicative of more extensive action in automated crypto systems. According to CEX.io data, a large portion of the transfers of stablecoins is already being processed by bots. The movements take place between exchanges, wallets, and liquidity platforms.
The method that TON uses is unlike those systems that involve external checkout procedures. It integrates payments into message conversations. This saves on additional procedures and can be executed at a low cost and within a short period of time on-chain.
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