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Overview
Agent Connect gives the agent you already use access to funds through NEAR Intents. You control its permissions and transfer limits.
On This Page
Agent Connect uses confidential balances and execution for supported money operations. Your account’s spending rules still apply.
Start With Your Agent
- Set up an agent and create its Checking account with transfer limits.
- Connect your agent app through Model Context Protocol (MCP), which lets the app use Agent Connect tools. You add one MCP URL to your app and sign in through your browser.
- Add Funds.
- Prepare your first payment.
What You Control
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Transfer Limits | Cap spending per day, week, or month. |
| Timelocks | Delay outgoing transactions so you have time to review them. |
| Account Whitelist | Limit where an account can send funds. |
| Human Review | Let you approve or reject payment requests. |
| Account Hold | Pause outgoing activity according to the saved schedule. |
| Account Access | Choose which accounts your agent can use and change its access later. |
| Native Methods | Off by default. Let the agent use its own NEAR, EVM and Solana keys outside NEAR Intents. No other rule above applies to them. See the tools. |
Check the rules for the account you plan to use. After changing a rule, confirm that it is active. Learn how accounts work.
Explore the Guides
| Topic | Guide |
|---|---|
| NEAR Intents | Assets, networks, and MPP and x402 payments |
| Connect Your Agent | Add the MCP URL and sign in |
| Add Funds | Deposit into your Checking account |
| Give It a Task | Make your first payment |
| Transfer Limits | Set a spending budget |
| Timelocks | Delay outgoing transfers |
| Account Whitelist | Choose allowed recipients |
| Subaccounts | Separate funds and access |
Built on NEAR Intents
Agent Connect uses NEAR Intents for supported assets and networks. Check Deposit Funds or ask your agent app to use get_tokens before sending funds. Learn about assets, networks, and MPP and x402 payments.