Question 1

Who is Altana for?

Accepted Answer

Platforms building for AI agents. If your product hosts agents that need to hold and move money, Altana gives every one of them an agentic wallet with limits their owner sets, so you never build wallet and permission infrastructure in house or take custody.

It also works for builders who want the agents they already run, like Claude and Cursor, to transact for them.

Question 2

What is the Keystore?

Accepted Answer

The place where every agent's permissions live. It is a neutral registry recorded onchain, owned by no one and readable by anyone, so any app can check what an agent may do without integrating anything.

Question 3

Does Altana hold my funds or keys?

Accepted Answer

No. Altana is noncustodial. Your keys stay yours, and Altana never sees them.

Question 4

What can an agent actually do?

Accepted Answer

Exactly what you allow. You choose what it can spend, where it can act, and until when. Every action is checked against those limits onchain before it executes.

Question 5

What if an agent goes rogue or gets manipulated?

Accepted Answer

It cannot act beyond the limits you set. You can revoke any permission instantly, the effect is immediate, and every transaction is simulated before it is signed.

Question 6

Which chains and AI hosts does Altana support?

Accepted Answer

Altana is live on mainnet across BNB Chain, Ethereum, and Base, with the same wallet address on every chain. It reaches your agent through MCP hosts like Claude and Cursor, or directly through the TypeScript SDK.

Question 7

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Install the SDK or the MCP server, connect your agent, and set your first limits. It takes minutes.

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