Flight plan for an AI agent's wallet
Give your AI helperpocket money,with a hard limit.
Plan a safe daily budget, see what an agent's wallet really spends, and spot the moment it would go over your limit.
Reads Solana live. It never holds, moves or charges your money.
How it works in 3 steps
- 1
You give it a budget
Type a daily amount, or paste the agent's wallet address.
- 2
We check it on Solana
We read real spending and test it against your limits.
- 3
You get a clear answer
A plan, a warning list, and a signed limit card to share.
Nothing is moved or charged unless you choose to sign something in your own wallet.
A limit is a string, not a promise.
- You set the ceiling. Pick how much the agent may spend in a day. That is the dashed line.
- The agent spends. Every payment lifts the kite a little closer to the line.
- The string holds. A payment that would cross the line is refused. The kite stays put.
- Tomorrow it resets. At midnight the spend drops back to zero and the line stays where you put it.
Two pictures of what happens
Plan an allowance
What this does: turns "I want my agent to spend about $20 a day" into the exact amount of SOL to put in its wallet, priced live.
Press "Work it out" or "Try an example". We fetch the live SOL price and today's network fee.
Test your limits on a pretend day
What this does: plays out 24 hours of made-up agent payments and shows which ones your limits would allow or refuse. It is a simulation, not real spending.
Pick a kind of agent and press "Play the day".
Check what a wallet really spent
What this does: reads a wallet's last 25 payments straight from Solana and shows which ones would have broken your limits.
Limits used: $5 per payment · $20 per day (change them in the simulator above). Amounts are valued at today's price.
Paste an address, or press "Try an example" to watch a busy public wallet.
Write the limit down, and sign it
What this does: makes a small card that says "this agent may spend this much", signed by your wallet so anyone can check it is really from you.
Make a card
Signing a message is free and moves nothing. What is a signature?
Check a card
The check runs in your browser with the same maths Solana uses (Ed25519).
Review before your wallet opens
An agent with your whole wallet is a kite with no string.
Separate wallet
Give the agent its own small wallet. Never your main one. The most it can lose is what you put in.
Small top-ups
Fund a few days at a time. The planner tells you how much SOL that is right now.
Watch it
Check its real payments often. The watcher flags anything over your limits.
Plain meanings
- AI agent
- A program that does tasks for you and can pay for things from its own wallet.
- Wallet address
- The public name of a Solana account. Safe to share, like an email address.
- SOL
- Solana's own coin. Payments and network fees are paid in it.
- Network fee
- A tiny charge, usually a fraction of a cent, to send any transaction.
- Signature
- A stamp only your wallet can make. Anyone can check it. Nobody can forge it.
- Memo
- A short public note written onto Solana. We use it to pin a card's fingerprint.
- Fingerprint (hash)
- A short code computed from the card. Change one letter and it changes completely.
- Rent
- A small refundable deposit every Solana account must keep so it is not removed.
- Slot
- Solana's clock tick, about every 0.4 seconds. A rising number means the network is live.
Where the flight goes next
Done means it works on this page today. Everything else is marked honestly, with no dates we cannot keep.
The coin, kept simple
A fixed supply, a fair launch and no team allocation. Nothing here is a promise of profit.
Questions, answered plainly
What is this, in one sentence?
A free set of tools that helps you decide how much money an AI agent may spend, and check what its Solana wallet actually spent.
Is it safe? Does it touch my money?
It only reads public Solana data. Connecting your wallet shares your public address, nothing else. Signing a limit card is free and moves nothing. The only thing that costs anything is the optional "pin on Solana" button, which writes a short note and costs a network fee of well under a cent. Your wallet shows you that before you approve it.
Does Kiteline enforce the limit for me?
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Solana wallets have no built-in daily limit. Kiteline helps you plan, watch and write down the limit. The real protection is giving the agent its own small wallet with only a few days of money in it.
Where do the numbers come from?
Prices come from Jupiter's public price feed. Wallet payments, balances and fees come from Solana mainnet through our read-only connection. The simulator uses made-up payments and is labelled as a simulation.
Why does the watcher only look at 25 payments?
To be gentle on the shared public connection. It covers the latest 25 transactions, which is plenty to see how a wallet behaves.
Can someone fake a limit card?
They can type one, but they cannot sign it as you. The checker re-does the signature maths in your browser and says plainly if it does not match.