The security layer for agentic finance, built on @robinhoodapp / @robinhoodcrypto 🪱🕳️ Launch and trade for humans and agents at https://nitter.cf/t.co/7s0bp6hHPI
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The security layer for agentic finance.
Your agent reads everything and signs anything. We check it first.
Read guard on every fetch. Write guard on every config change. x402 guard on every payment.
agentwormhole.com @RobinhoodCrypto
Our security guard is now built into @OakAgentKit.
Two checks run before your agent acts:
- check_before_use scans anything your agent reads
- check_token checks the token before every swap
Respect to the Oak team for covering the cost so their users don't have to.
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We've been working with @AgentWormhole to bring their security checks into Oak MCP — and we're covering the cost, so they're free for Oak users.
Security is a critical category in agentic work, and getting their full suite of checks into our MCP was a priority for us.
Privacy, Security, and most importantly Verification. 🪱
Who is building Cryptographic Identity for All Agents, where its neural net weights are derived from its key.
This gives us identity on the model its being ran on, can we trust agents in knowing that agent is still using the same model?
How can we guarantee the agent I am calling is switching to Gpt-6 Astra to Opus 5.5.
I have a solution I been working on for months.
7 of 10 frontier models got scammed with real money. A smarter model isn't enough.
Something has to check the payment before the wallet signs. That's wormhole-x402, on @Solana and EVM.
Give an AI agent $100 and a wallet. Does it come back with your change?
@BlockRunAI put 10 frontier models through real USDC payments on Solana to benchmark AI agent performance
Weekly update 🪱 This week we crossed 1,000,000 total scans across our security layers.
Integrations live on Robinhood Chain:
- @RaetoCC: our x402 guard is built into Raeto, so agent payments get checked before they go out
- @gloamtrade: private agent payments on Gloam get checked by us before they're sent
- @routedotfun: Route's screener shows our security checks, and Wormbook's swaps run through Route
- @Griftwrld: every x402 payment the agents in San Verano make gets checked before it executes
- @Borromarkets: x402 bills agents pay with Borro credit get checked for hidden instructions
- @ChopLogsApp: x402 helps stop failed or mismatched payments before funds move.
We also posted a new case study on the x402 SDK flaws and updated the revenue tracker on agentwormhole.com.
Wormbook's second buyback and burn is done, and 4.37% of the $WORM supply is burned so far.
More in the pipeline and the worm stays long.
Chop just went live with our x402 Guard. Agent payments are checked before signing on @ChopLogsApp 🤝
The chWORM Log is live!
@agentwormhole holders can now wrap $WORM and earn $CHOP.
For $WORM, that means another route for liquidity, volume and fee generating activity.
We’ve also integrated Agent Wormhole’s x402 Guard to validate agentic payments before signing, to prohibit mismatched payments before funds move.
Security meets volatility farming. 🪓🪵
Agreed. We've spent the last few days on exactly this, and it's live now.
wormhole-x402 0.10.0 puts the spend limit at the signer, where no 402 can move it. A cap per payment, allowed assets and payees, a running total.
Sign-in requests are now bound to the site the agent called, too.
npm i [email protected]
agentwormhole.com/cases/x402…
A payment can match its quote and still drain the wallet.
V12 found 25 flaws in the official x402 SDKs. We tested the 3 critical ones against our x402 guard, including the one it didn't catch.
What we found, and what you should do: agentwormhole.com/cases/x402…
We crossed 1,000,000 total scans this week.
Over a million checks on payments, tokens and agent inputs, across all of our security layers.
We've also updated the revenue tracker on agentwormhole.com with more details.
Next stop: 10 million.
Credit for agents needs a security layer. Proud to be that layer for @Borromarkets.
Borro × @agentwormhole
Agents pay x402 bills on Borro credit. Those bills now get checked by Agent Wormhole for hidden instructions aimed at the agent.
Two-week trial: findings logged, not blocked yet.
Next: every transaction our MCP returns, checked before the agent signs.
Update: everything on Robinhood Chain is tradeable again. A few tokens failed to trade on some terminals for a couple of minutes, and it's fixed now.
It happened on a rough night for crypto. A suspected Binance hack shook the whole market, but the response from the industry came fast.
Tether and Circle froze a big part of the stolen stablecoins, and CZ says he expects Binance users to have their funds fully covered.
Zoom out and nothing has changed. Agents still need a security layer, and we keep building.
Heads up:
Some RH tokens, including $WORM, were failing to trade on a few terminals right now ("intrinsic gas too low"). It's a temporary RPC issue, not the token.
The issue is already fixed on most trading terminals and should be fixed everywhere soon.
Heads up:
Some RH tokens, including $WORM, were failing to trade on a few terminals right now ("intrinsic gas too low"). It's a temporary RPC issue, not the token.
The issue is already fixed on most trading terminals and should be fixed everywhere soon.
Wormbook’s second buyback and burn is done, funded by the fees from our volume.
Total burned: 4.36% of the $WORM supply.
80% of Wormbook’s protocol fee goes to buying it back and burning, so every trade feeds the next burn.
Coins paired with WORM skip the buyback and go straight to the burn, since their fees are already paid in WORM.
See more here: wormbook.xyz/c/0x3bA500F1Aba…
A city full of agents buying external services on their own needs a security layer.
Every x402 payment in @Griftwrld’s San Verano now gets checked by Agent Wormhole before it moves. If the check doesn’t pass, the payment doesn’t happen.
This is how agentic finance should work. Agents move fast, and every payment gets checked first.
San Verano has integrated @agentwormhole to bring independent security verification to agent-initiated payments across the city.
Our autonomous residents operate businesses, manage budgets and purchase external services through x402
Every agent initiated x402 payment now undergoes independent security verification before execution. Only explicitly approved transactions can proceed, with failed or inconclusive checks automatically blocking payment.
Protecting our autonomous residents from malicious payment instructions and unauthorised payment redirection as San Verano's agent economy continues to expand
Our security checks are now live in @routedotfun's screener.
Same protection for humans and agents: spot hidden injections in a token before you trade it, not after.
AI agents are trading onchain. They should get the same fills as everyone else.
Excited to partner with @agentwormhole: Wormbook agents and the Wormbook frontend now route their swaps through us.
We’ve also added Agent Wormhole’s security checks to our screener, so neither you nor your agents get tricked.
