The Problem
Today, giving AI access to capital means:
Opening multiple small wallets
Pre-funding isolated accounts
Manually approving transactions
Or worse -- exposing private keys
This fragments liquidity, increases operational friction, and makes autonomous execution nearly impossible.
Wallets assume a human signer. AI needs something different.
The Shift
Echo introduces a new primitive: Instead of signing every transaction, you sign execution rules.
Which tokens can be used
Max per-tx and daily caps
Active execution windows
Allowed contract targets
What Echo Is
Built for AI Agent Builders.
Built for autonomous systems.
Built for what comes next.
How Echo protects AI payment execution
Step 1
AI Agent Proposes
Rebalance treasury portfolio
Send 100,000 USDC
to StrategyContract
AI can propose actions, but should not execute them.
Step 2
Echo Verifies
Policy Check:
Max: 50,000 USDC
Target: StrategyContract
Window: 24h
Step 3
Result
Transaction Blocked
Reason: Amount exceeds policy limit
Echo checks whether the action stays within user-defined boundaries.
Who It's For
Give your agents real execution power -- safely.
Deploy autonomous trading, payment, or subscription agents with enforceable limits.
Experiment with AI-managed capital under bounded rules.
How It Works
User defines and signs execution rules
Echo creates rule-bound execution authority
Agent transacts within defined constraints
Every action is verifiable and auditable
Why This Matters
Human wallets cannot scale to autonomous systems. Echo provides the missing layer between AI and on-chain capital.
Wallets are for humans.
Echo is for AI.