One of the latest updates from Oasis introduces multichain wallet control for agents running on ROFL (Runtime Offchain Logic).
The idea is simple but powerful: agents can now generate and manage wallets natively while keeping private keys locked inside trusted execution environments (TEEs). The keys never leave the enclave not even developers have access to them.
Some key points:
Secure key generation: Private keys are created and stored entirely inside TEEs.
Multiple wallets per agent: An agent can handle more than one wallet without setting up separate infrastructure.
Direct transaction execution: Agents can sign and send transactions from within the enclave, combining privacy with verifiability.
Smart privacy advantage: Since this runs on Oasis, you get confidential logic while outcomes are still verifiable on-chain.
Why this matters:
Stronger security because no one can misuse or leak the keys.
Less complexity for developers managing multiple wallets.
Enables autonomous projects like Talos and zkAGI to act securely in real-world use cases.
It’s another step forward for Oasis in building private, autonomous agents that can operate safely at scale.
Read the full blog here: https://oasis.net/blog/multichain-wallet-agents
Top comments (1)
I believe this is the next logical evolution of the ROFL primitives that gave us DKM - decentralized key management and truly autonomy for agents. Now, that Oasis has got the ball rolling on multichain wallet control, everyone would try to use this because who doesn't want more robust security and less complexity. Devs out there can indeed take a leaf out of live examples like Talos and zkAGI and make the life of us end users easier while also helping accelerate crypto adoption with in-built simplicity.