Cra Agent
CRA
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Hardware
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Arc
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The Best Cra Agent Wallet

The Cra Agent wallet helps you easily store, send, and receive digital assets. You can perform cross-chain token transactions at any time, explore NFT marketplaces and dApps, and discover more opportunities. An integrated wallet for the Cra Agent ecosystem, it provides you with a secure on-chain experience.

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    100% open-source and transparent

    Cra Agent wallet is a fully open-source wallet; every line of code can be audited and verified by security experts. Security is not based on promises, but on transparency.

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    Intelligent Risk Protection

    Built-in dApp phishing protection and suspicious token folding features automatically detect risky contracts to prevent malicious approvals or asset theft.

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    Global support

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Cra Agent Price

FAQ’s

CRA AGENT is an open-source payment rail that lets AI agents pay for the services they use, on Arc, Circle's USDC-native Layer 1. It implements the x402 HTTP payment standard: when an agent requests a paid API and the server answers 402 Payment Required, CRA AGENT reads the price and terms, checks the spending policy configured by the operator, verifies the seller, signs a USDC payment settled by Circle Gateway, retries the request and writes a receipt to a ledger. It ships as an MCP server, so any LLM client can use it as a tool, and as TypeScript libraries published on npm under the MIT license. Two payment rails are supported: gas-free batched nanopayments for pay-per-call APIs, and ERC-8183 escrow for larger jobs with an evaluator. On the selling side, two lines of code put a price on an API route and receive USDC on Arc.