Waiaas

What is Waiaas?

Waiaas is a self-hosted wallet daemon that lets AI agents perform on-chain transactions securely while the owner keeps full control of funds. It supports Solana and EVM chains with a policy engine for transaction approval tiers.

How to use Waiaas?

Install the CLI globally with npm install -g @waiaas/cli, then run waiaas init to create a data directory, waiaas start to launch the daemon, and waiaas quickset to automatically create wallets and MCP session tokens. For Docker, clone the repo and run docker compose up -d.

Key features of Waiaas

• Self-hosted local daemon (keys never leave your machine)
• Multi-chain support: Solana and EVM (13 networks)
• 3-tier authentication: masterAuth, ownerAuth, sessionAuth
• 4-tier policy engine: INSTANT / NOTIFY / DELAY / APPROVAL
• 12 policy types including spend limits, token allowlists, contract whitelists
• Multiple interfaces: MCP server, REST API, CLI, SDK, Admin UI, skill files
• DeFi Action Providers (Jupiter, 0x, LI.FI, Lido, Jito)
• x402 payment support with EIP-3009 signatures

Use cases of Waiaas

• AI agent autonomously sends small token transfers with instant approval
• High-value transactions require owner approval via notification channels
• Agent manages DeFi operations like swaps and staking within policy limits
• Developer integrates wallet capabilities into AI workflows without exposing private keys
• Fully autonomous agent self-setup with no human interaction

FAQ from Waiaas

What chains does Waiaas support?

Waiaas supports Solana (mainnet, devnet, testnet) and EVM chains (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base – both mainnet and testnet), totaling 13 networks.

How does Waiaas secure private keys?

Private keys are stored locally in a keystore; the daemon is self-hosted with no central server. The security model includes 3-tier authentication, a policy engine, Kill Switch, and AutoStop protection.

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