Agentic Wallet

An informal way to describe how much an AI system can observe, plan, call tools, and act. It is not a standardized maturity score, a measure of trustworthiness, or permission to give an agent broad authority.

A cryptographic design in which parties jointly perform a signing or other key operation without exposing their private inputs to one another. The security outcome depends on the threshold, implementation, device isolation, policy, recovery, and operators.

A controlled component that prepares, validates, signs, submits, and monitors a state-changing operation. In an agent workflow, it must treat model output as an untrusted proposal, not as authority to move funds or call a contract.

A hardware-backed isolated execution environment that can protect specified code and data under an explicit platform threat model. Its assurance depends on the implementation, attestation policy, measured software, key release, configuration, and remaining hardware and software attack surface.