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Open-source EIP-2612 Permit-based wallet sessions for AI agents using MCP.
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Open-source EIP-2612 Permit-based wallet sessions for AI agents.
The reference implementation for paid MCP servers — verify signatures, manage sessions, settle on-chain. No API keys. No recurring charges.
A human connects their crypto wallet, signs a one-time EIP-2612 Permit (gasless — no transaction fee), and receives a session token. AI agents use this token in MCP requests to pay for tool calls with USDC on Base. The server settles each call on-chain via transferFrom.
No API keys. No recurring charges. No per-call wallet signatures. The permit is the policy.
This is the reference implementation used by mcpvot.xyz — an x402 payment facilitator for MCP servers. The open-source core (@mcp-agentic-wallet/core) is framework-agnostic and works with any MCP server or Next.js app.
npm install @mcp-agentic-wallet/core viem
import { InMemoryStore, settleCall } from '@mcp-agentic-wallet/core';
const store = new InMemoryStore();
// In your MCP tool handler: const token = req.headers.get('Session-Token'); const session = store.getSession(token); if (!session) return new Response('Payment required', { status: 402 });
// Consume budget ($0.005 = 5000 atomic USDC units) const result = store.consumeBudget(token, 5000n); if (!result.ok) return new Response('Insufficient budget', { status: 402 });
// Settle on-chain await settleCall(session.humanAddress, 5000n, { treasuryAddress: process.env.TREASURY_ADDRESS!, hotWalletKey: process.env.HOT_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY, });
return Response.json({ result: 'your data' });
git clone https://github.com/MCPVOT/mcp-agentic-wallet.git
cd mcp-agentic-wallet npm install cp .env.example .env.local # Configure your treasury + hot wallet key npm run dev
Visit http://localhost:3000/wallet to connect a wallet and authorize a session.
Human Server Agent
│ │ │ │── connect wallet ──────────►│ │ │── sign EIP-2612 Permit ───►│ │ │ (gasless, 1-time) │── verify signature ──────►│ (on-chain) │ │── submit permit() ────────►│ (on-chain, gas) │ │── create session ──────────┐│ │◄─ return session token ─────│◄───────────────────────────┘│ │ │ │ │ │◄── Session-Token header ────│ │ │── consume budget ───────────┐│ │ │── transferFrom() ──────────►││ (on-chain, gas) │ │── return tool data ─────────┘│ │ │◄──────────────────────────────│
@mcp-agentic-wallet/core)| Class/Function | Description |
|---|---|
InMemoryStore | Session store (in-memory, pluggable for KV/Redis) |
verifyPermit() | Verifies EIP-712 Permit signature on-chain via viem |
settleCall() | Executes transferFrom(human, treasury, amount) on Base |
submitPermit() | Submits the permit() transaction to USDC contract |
checkAllowance() | Reads on-chain USDC allowance for an owner→spender pair |
checkRateLimit() | Simple rate limiter (per-wallet) |
toSessionInfo() | Converts session to safe client-facing info (no permit signature) |
See SECURITY.md for the full threat model.
Key features:
spender === treasuryMCPVOT uses this wallet to power on-chain sim-racing events:
transferFrom settles the entry to the escrow contractThe iRacing MCP tools (get_race_results, lookup_driver, search_hosted_races) are available at mcpvot.xyz and use the same session-token flow for payment.
| Env Var | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
TREASURY_ADDRESS | Yes | — | Address that receives USDC payments |
HOT_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY | Yes | — | EOA private key for gas (never commit to git!) |
BASE_RPC_URL | No | https://mainnet.base.org | Base Mainnet RPC |
NEXT_PUBLIC_TREASURY_ADDRESS | Yes | — | Treasury shown in wallet UI |
MIT — see LICENSE