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Bankr Agent Overview

Bankr is a web-native agent runtime with first-class crypto support. It's more than a chatbot — it's a full execution environment you can talk to in plain English, running anywhere you message it from.

You get an AI agent with a real wallet, a persistent filesystem you can browse in the UI, scheduled automations that keep running while you sleep, durable memory across conversations, programmable payments via x402, and a code sandbox for arbitrary scripts. Every surface (web, Twitter, Telegram, CLI) talks to the same agent with the same state.

What Makes It a Runtime​

Bankr isn't just "an LLM wrapped around crypto APIs." It's a workspace with:

  • A wallet per user — cross-chain (Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Unichain, Solana + more), gas-sponsored on supported chains. Sign, swap, bridge, deploy, transfer.
  • A web-based filesystem — every user has persistent storage (/… with folders, the /.memory folder for agent memory, a /cli folder for installed skills). Drag-and-drop uploads, in-browser file editing, markdown preview with internal deep links.
  • Scheduled automations — set a limit order, DCA schedule, TWAP, stop order, or any agent prompt on an interval. Runs whether or not you're online.
  • Durable memory — tell the agent once ("call me deployer", "talk like Rick Sanchez", "never confirm trades under $50") and it applies on every future turn, across every surface. Stored in /.memory/ and editable directly. See Memory.
  • x402 support (full) — pay-per-request APIs over HTTP 402. The agent can call, host, and settle x402 endpoints; see x402 Cloud.
  • A code sandbox — the execute_cli tool gives the agent a sandboxed terminal to run scripts, generate images, compile code, or install CLI tools on the fly. Outputs get saved back to your file storage.
  • Extensibility via skills and MCPs — install skills from GitHub, or wire up user-level MCP servers so the agent can use your tools.

First-Class Crypto Support​

Not an afterthought bolted on. Every tool is crypto-native:

  • Trading: swap, bridge, limit orders, stop-loss, DCA, TWAP, leveraged positions (Hyperliquid, Avantis)
  • Tokens: fair-launch on Base, claim & transfer trading fees, manage clanker/doppler tokens
  • Portfolio: balances, PnL, positions across 5+ chains, NFTs
  • Prediction markets: bet and manage positions on Polymarket from chat
  • Arbitrary contracts: interact with any DeFi protocol (Aave, Morpho, Uniswap, ENS, etc.) even without a dedicated tool — the agent finds the ABI, verifies the address, and calls it
  • Transfers: to ENS or Twitter handles — the agent resolves them

A security layer screens every transaction for malicious contracts, phishing, unusual patterns, and prompt injection before anything signs.

Multi-Surface, One Agent​

SurfaceHow to reach it
Web terminalbankr.bot
Twitter/X@bankrbot
Telegram@bankr_ai_bot
CLIbankr "…" (see Bankr CLI)

Whatever you set on one surface — Max Mode model, preferences, memory, files, automations — syncs to all of them because state lives on your wallet, not the client.

Getting Started​

  1. Go to bankr.bot, sign in, and ask what's the price of ETH?
  2. Read the Access page to pick between Bankr Club (base model, 1,000 msgs/day) or Max Mode (premium models, pay-per-token).
  3. Check Memory — the agent remembers your preferences across chats, and you can edit what it knows directly from the file explorer.
Just ask

Bankr understands natural language. You don't need to memorize commands — say what you want (buy $50 of BNKR on Base, set up a weekly $25 DCA into ETH, launch a token called FROG, who is following me on farcaster?) and the agent picks the right tool.

Where to Go Next​