One API and webhooks
Create wallets, submit transfers and follow every state change through one consistent interface.
Developers & AI agents
Build on digital assets without building the plumbing.
One API for wallets, transfers and status, with scoped keys and policy guardrails, so your services and AI agents can move value safely inside the rules you set.
Why it is hard today
- Every provider has its own SDK, states and edge cases.
- Key handling and approvals turn a small feature into a security project.
- Giving an AI agent wallet access feels like handing over a blank cheque.
What you get
A clean API with the controls built in.
Scoped API keys
Give each service or agent its own key with only the permissions it needs.
Guardrails for agents
Agents act only inside the limits and policies you define. Anything outside them is stopped before signing.
Plain-language operations
Ask Alloy about wallets, balances and activity in plain language instead of writing one-off queries.
How teams start
From sandbox to production.
Get sandbox access
Integrate against realistic data and flows without real funds.
Set your policies
Define limits and rules for each wallet, service or agent.
Ship to production
Deploy with your platform team in your own environment when you are ready.
Alloy holds no customer private keys.How we handle security
FAQ
Questions from developers.
Is there a sandbox?
Yes. Teams evaluating Alloy get sandbox access, so you can integrate against the API before touching real funds.
How do AI agents stay within limits?
Each agent uses its own scoped key, and every transaction it requests is checked against your policies before it can be signed.
Which languages can we use?
Alloy exposes an HTTP API with webhooks, so any language or framework that can make HTTPS requests works.
Start building with Alloy.
Tell us what you are building and we will set up sandbox access for your team.