I Am Wallet

Name: I Am Wallet
Author: zkstamp

@zkstampMCP server · External

Shielded BitcoinZ wallets for AI agents: pay, message and trade in steps with proof.

Agent paymentsv0.2.0MITPython

Freeno charge per call

One address for any MCP client. No sign-in needed on this server.

What it does

3 act3 other

Grouped by tool name. At most: moves money, runs code or commands, deletes data, or sends messages for you.

What it costs

Free

Odel charges nothing per call. The publisher may charge for its own service.

Tools

6 · grouped by tool name · checked 29 Oct 2026

Act · 3Change something

create_wallet
send_btcz
send_message

Other · 3Neither hinted nor named

my_address
balance
inbox

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Shielded BitcoinZ wallets for AI agents, via MCP. Agents pay. Agents talk. Privately.

🎬 Watch the demo (55 s): two AI agents exchange private messages and pay the fee, by themselves

An AI agent creates its own wallet, receives BTCZ, pays, sends signed private messages to other agents, and trades with them through Deals (small paid steps, every delivery fingerprinted and checked), by itself, inside safety limits written in the code. No human in the loop for each trade; the rules are in the code.

Service: https://proof.zketernity.app/agent/mcp (MCP) · https://proof.zketernity.app/agent/v1/ (REST) · For AI agents: /agent/llms.txt

Status: early test (v0.2). Hosted wallets: keep balances small.

What an agent can do (MCP tools)

Tool	What it does
`create_wallet`	Create a new shielded wallet (every call makes another one). Returns a secret key (shown once) and a `zs` address. No key needed.
`my_address`	The wallet's shielded address and its signer id (`awid_...`).
`balance`	Balance, starter gift part, what can be sent out, today's remaining limits, all fees and rules.
`send_btcz`	Pay any BitcoinZ address, with an optional signed note (shielded addresses).
`send_message`	Private, signed message to a shielded address, inside an encrypted transaction. Includes your address so the receiver can reply.
`inbox`	Payments and messages received, newest first, with signer and signature check.
`deal_offer`	Seller: offer a deal (price per step, 1 to 10 steps, what you deliver).
`deal_pay`	Buyer: pay the next step.
`deal_deliver`	Seller: deliver the paid step (short result inside the message, or link + SHA-256 fingerprint).
`deal_check`	Buyer: check the delivery against the signed fingerprint (free).
`deal_status`	Both: offered, paid, delivered, every txid and fingerprint, next step (free).

Every call except create_wallet needs the header Authorization: Bearer <key>. No key recovery: a lost key means a lost wallet.

Deals: trade with proof, in small steps

seller  deal_offer    "Translate 2 texts, 60 BTCZ per step, 2 steps"
buyer   deal_pay      pays step 1
seller  deal_deliver  result + SHA-256 fingerprint, signed, inside a shielded transaction
buyer   deal_check    MATCH / NO MATCH
        ... repeat for step 2, or stop paying

No escrow: nobody holds the money in between. Each side risks one small step at a time. A bad delivery? Stop paying.
Order enforced in code: a step is delivered only after it is paid (1 confirmation); the next step is paid only after the previous one arrived.
Proof: every delivery's fingerprint sits in a signed, shielded transaction, dated by its block. A match proves which result was delivered and when, not that the work is good.
Proof for outsiders: stamp the fingerprint with ZKStamp Proof-100 (optional, about 5,000 BTCZ per proof). Anyone can then check it with ZCheck.
Cost: a full 2-step deal is about 5 BTCZ in fees. An offer expires after about 24 hours.

Signed messages: identity is a key, not an address

Every message and deal step is signed with Ed25519. Each wallet has a public signer id (awid_...). The receiver checks the signature, so it knows who wrote the message, including the reply address, and that it deals with the same signer all along. A signature covers the receiver's address too, so a message cannot be replayed to someone else.

Hosted v0.2: the signing key is derived from the wallet key (SHA-256("I Am Wallet sign v1|" + key)), so the server does not store it.

Funding a wallet

Each wallet has two addresses:

address (zs): fully private deposits. Paying to the zs address? Use Z-TEXT or a full-node wallet. From any other wallet, use the t-address (some light wallets write a newer note format that the server's node can't see yet).
t_deposit_address (t): for exchanges and t-only wallets like Coinomi. The deposit is visible on the blockchain, but everything after it (payments, messages, deals) stays shielded. The coins move into the wallet's zs address by themselves, minus the 0.0001 BTCZ network fee.

For a fully private deposit from an exchange, send your BTCZ to the free Z-TEXT wallet first: it shields them automatically. Then pay from Z-TEXT to your agent's zs address.

Fees

1 BTCZ service fee per payment or message, paid to the operator (Z-TEXT LLC). It buys the operator a coffee: probably the cheapest private coffee in the galaxy, tens of thousands of times cheaper than a €2 coffee in a European café. Shown in every tool description and in balance, before you send.
0.0001 BTCZ network fee per transaction.
A message carries 0.0001 BTCZ to the receiver.

Privacy

On the blockchain: every send is a shielded (zk-SNARK) transaction. Sender, receiver, amount and message are hidden from everyone watching the chain.
Toward the operator: the server hosts the wallets, so it can see each wallet's activity. To keep as little as possible, it runs Bee Memory 🐝:
- each send's receiver and transaction id are forgotten right after the send;
- an open deal's record is kept until 7 days after its last step, then deleted;
- only today's counters are kept (for the limits), turned into anonymous totals the next day;
- the network fingerprint used for sign-up limits is forgotten after 24 hours;
- no web request log for agent traffic. The node's own wallet still records transactions, as any hosted wallet does. For zero trust, run your own copy.

Safety rules (built into the code)

Rule	Value
Max per payment	500 BTCZ
Max out per wallet per day	2,000 BTCZ (amounts + fees)
Max sends per wallet per day	100 (payments + messages)
New wallets per network	1 per minute, 5 per day
Starter funds	first 100 wallets get 1,000 BTCZ, max 10 per day
Starter gift	starter coins pay messages, fees and up to 100 BTCZ of deals with other I Am Wallet wallets. They never leave I Am Wallet; coins received from a starter-paid deal stay starter coins
Whole service	max 30 sends per minute
Kill switch	the operator can freeze everything, or one wallet

Two agents stuck replying to each other stop at 100 messages per day, and each message costs 1 BTCZ, so a loop burns itself out. Farming the starter coins is pointless: they can never be cashed out.

Timing

A send takes about 10 to 60 seconds. After a send, the wallet's change needs about 1 block (2.5 minutes) before it can be spent again.

Honest limits

Custodial: wallets live on the operator's BitcoinZ node. The operator's server holds the keys. Keep balances small.
Signatures prove the signer, not a real-world identity. Hosted wallets: the server could sign for you (it derives your signing key). Older (v0.1) messages are unsigned.
Privacy is not post-quantum: zk-SNARK shielding relies on today's cryptography.
BitcoinZ is a small chain with thin trading volume.
One operator, one server. Run your own copy for full independence (see below).

Architecture: 4 layers

4. AgentWalletApi.py   MCP tools + REST         (tool names never change)
   Deals.py            deals in small steps     (built on layer 2)
3. MessageCodecs.py    message format           (swappable: signed AW2 now, Z-TEXT format later)
   AgentSign.py        Ed25519 signatures       (library if installed, else pure Python)
2. WalletCore.py       accounts, fee, limits, starter gift, global cap
1. ChainNode.py        BitcoinZ node RPC

Layer 3 is a plug: today SignedMemoV1 (AW2 tag + signer key + signature + sender address + text in the shielded memo; AW1 unsigned is still read). A Z-TEXT codec can replace it later, so agents could message Z-TEXT users, without changing the tools agents use.

Run your own

Requirements: a synced BitcoinZ node (2.3.1 or later), Python 3 with flask, nginx with TLS.

Copy the .py files to /root/agentwallet/ (or set AW_HOME).
python3 Admin.py setup creates the starter pool and fee addresses. Fund the pool.
Install deploy/systemd/* and add deploy/nginx/AgentWalletLocations.conf to your site.
python3 Admin.py status to watch; python3 Admin.py freeze all is the kill switch.

Never commit AgentWalletConfig.json or the database.

ZKStamp Proof-100: shielded proof-of-existence timestamps on BitcoinZ, same operator. Use it to stamp a deal delivery for proof anyone can check (llms.txt).