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Agent-nativePricing not documentedWallets, agent spending controls, and payment gateways for the agent economy
Wallets, marketplace, CLI, and USDC transactions for autonomous agents
Overview
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Circle Agent Stack provides agent wallets, spending controls, multichain USDC operations, a service marketplace, and x402 payment support. Its infrastructure is usage-based: some operations are sponsored or free, while forwarding, swaps, cross-chain payments, and third-party services can carry fees.
Listing decision
Agent Wallets, CLI commands, skills, service discovery, spending controls, and machine-payable endpoints are expressly designed for AI agents to hold assets and transact programmatically, so agents are first-class actors in the product.
Before you choose
Builders who need an agent to hold and move supported assets, pay x402-compatible services with USDC, trade or bridge across supported chains, and operate under wallet-level spending policies.
A responsible natural person must accept the platform terms and remains responsible for every agent action. Blockchain transactions can be irreversible; spending limits are not guaranteed to prevent every unintended transaction, and marketplace services may have separate terms, fees, failures, or prompt-injection risks that Circle does not audit.
Circle publishes current Agent Wallet fees, but network-specific transfer costs, exchange rates, fair-use sponsorship caps, and third-party service or Eco fees can vary and should be checked for each operation.
Sources
First-party unless marked otherwise. Each link supports only its adjacent claim.
Circle documents an agent-native stack for wallets, spending policies, multichain transactions, x402-compatible service payments, a CLI, skills, nanopayments, and a marketplace.
official documentation · accessed Sep 3, 2026Circle's support overview describes email-OTP wallet creation, human-defined spending policies, supported chains, CLI operations, and service discovery and payment.
official documentation · accessed Sep 3, 2026Circle's starter kits integrate Agent Stack with six agent frameworks and document local shell and skill interfaces, command approval gates, wallet spending caps, and non-production sample status.
official repository · accessed Sep 3, 2026Circle publishes Agent Wallet fees for sponsored gas, cross-chain transfers, forwarding, swaps, cross-chain x402 payments, and third-party Eco deposits.
official pricing · accessed Sep 3, 2026The terms require a responsible natural person, make that user responsible for agent actions and controls, warn that transactions can be irreversible, and state that third-party services and prices are not audited or controlled by Circle.
official legal · accessed Sep 3, 2026Wallets, agent spending controls, and payment gateways for the agent economy
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