Preparing RuleWallet

Loading the interface without requesting a wallet signature.

Live testnet workspaceFaucet ETH has no value

Your agent can act. Your rules stay in charge.

Deploy a policy account, verify recipients, set narrow limits, schedule a transfer, and inspect every outcome from one console.

Follow these steps in order

Demo first, set trusted recipients and spending limits second, and fund last. Every control and receipt remains visible below in plain language.

Step 1

See how it works

Follow the public demo before connecting or signing.

Step 2

Create a test wallet

Deploy a personal testnet policy account with guided wallet prompts.

Step 3

Choose who can receive

Save a familiar label, verify the address, then enable it onchain.

Step 4

Turn on bounded automation

Create one small recurring strategy only after limits and recipients are ready.

Nothing moves without a wallet prompt

RuleWallet may prepare and simulate a transaction, but the connected wallet remains responsible for showing and signing it.

Reading live policy, balance, and automation state…

Wallet-signed actions

Simulate before signing

Testnet command center

Connect a wallet to inspect the configured policy account and simulate exact calls.

Wallet signature required

The application cannot sign, hold keys, or move funds without an explicit wallet confirmation.

Build a policy

Create a portable policy preview, then use the deployment and service flows for onchain controls.

Safe order of operations

Demo first. Configure roles and limits second. Add a trusted recipient third. Fund a tiny testnet canary last.