Give your agents a wallet they can’t misuse
Set the limits once. Every transaction is checked against them before anything is signed.
Uniswap Agent
Session key which has allowance to spend maximum of $100 USDC
Networks and lifetime
- Networks
- Ethereum
- Expires at
- 27 Sept 2026
- Signatures
- Messages and typed data allowed
Onchain permissions
Token spend limit
0x1c7D4B196Cb0C7B01d743Fbc6116a902379C7238
100 USDC per network
Wallets built for agents, not people
Every agent gets its own key with a spend cap, a network list and an end date. Nothing is signed without checking it.
FIG 0.1
Checked before signing
A request that breaks a rule returns an error instead of a transaction. Nothing reaches the network and no gas is spent.
FIG 0.2
Scoped to one job
Each key carries a spend cap, the chains it may touch and a date it stops working. It cannot reach anything you did not name.
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You hold the keys
Your account is owned by your passkey and session keys stay on the machine that uses them. Namera never holds signing material.
Try to spend past the limit
Change the amount or the network, then run it. The same swap passes on Base and is refused on Ethereum.
Uniswap Agent
$24
You receive
24
USDC1 ETH = 2400 USDC · sample quote
What this key may do
Set when the key was issued. The agent cannot change it.
Every key is issued with limits
You set the account, chains, expiry and cap when you create it. The agent gets the key, never the policy.
Scope
One account. Nothing else in the workspace is reachable.
Lifetime
Every key has an end date. Forgotten agents stop working on their own.
Uniswap Agent
Issued 10 Sept 2026
100 USDC per network
0x1c7D4B196Cb0C7B01d743Fbc6116a902379C7238
Reach
Named chains only. A request anywhere else fails.
Grants
Each grant names one contract. Limits apply per network.
Four things the policy stops
Every request is checked against the key it came from, before anything is signed.
An agent spends past its cap
The transaction is refused before it is signed. Nothing reaches the network and no gas is spent.
$ namera login
waiting for approval…
Namera CLI is requesting access
A new device asks for access
Nothing runs until you approve the device, against a code shown in both places.
Research Agent
Payouts Agent
Uniswap Agent
Expires 27 Sept 2026
A key reaches its expiry
The key stops signing on its end date. Renew it, or let it lapse and the agent simply stops.
You revoke a single agent
Revoke one key and the rest keep running, including the work already in flight.
Every client gets its own grant
Register Namera once in the client you already use. Each one authorizes separately, keeps its credentials in your OS keyring, and can be cut off on its own.
Claude Code claude mcp add --transport stdio --scope usernamera -- namera mcp serve --profile claudeClaude Code
Register once. The client starts Namera when it needs it, and every tool call runs inside the session key's limits.
Codex codex mcp add namera --namera mcp serve --profile codexCodex
The same server under its own profile. Signing in to one client does not authorize another.
Any MCP client {
"command": "namera",
"args": ["mcp", "serve", "--profile", "agent"]
}Any MCP client
Point any client at the namera binary. No hosted server, no port to open, and no secret to paste.
Each profile keeps its own grant in the OS keyring. namera mcp logout --profile codex revokes that one on the server and leaves your other profiles, and your signing keys, exactly as they were.
The life of one transaction
A swap on Uniswap, from the agent that asks to the block that confirms. Change what the agent wants and run it again. This is a walkthrough, not live data.
the key never leaves it
gas already covered
Questions worth asking first
No. A key is fixed once it is issued. Its end date, its networks, and every limit on it are locked in at that moment and cannot be edited by anything holding the key. Changing any of them means revoking it and issuing a new one, which takes a person with permission and an approval from their passkey.
Built for agents. Opening soon.
Set the limits once. They hold on every chain and in every client. Join the waitlist and we will write to you the day Namera opens.