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Spending controls for AI bots · in development

Your bot works.
You set the limits.

Building a bot that moves crypto? Qyphera is developing spending limits, approved recipients and human approval checks for small teams.

The wallet check is available now. The managed service is not open for purchase.

Example rules · not a live account

A bot with a budget.

Spending limit
Up to 0.02 ETH per transfer
Approved recipients
Only addresses selected by the owner
Human approval
Required before the transfer proceeds
A request to send 0.05 ETH exceeds this example limit. The bot should not proceed.

Protection requires rules enforced by the system that signs or executes transactions. This illustration does not connect to or control a wallet.

Decide what it can spend.Clear limits for a specific workflow.
Decide where it can send.Approved recipients and networks.
Keep important decisions yours.Human review before execution.
One service, two stages

Set the rules.
Keep them working.

Designed for small teams building crypto payment bots and treasury assistants. No token purchase required.

01 / PROPOSED SETUP SERVICE

Set up your bot’s controls

Review one workflow, agree its spending rules, connect approval checks, and test what happens when a rule is broken.

What setup would include →
02 / PROPOSED ONGOING SERVICE

Keep track of its decisions

Review denied requests, approval activity and changes to the rules. Help the owner understand when something needs attention.

What ongoing support would include →
AVAILABLE NOW / FREE TOOL

Check a public wallet

Look for selected token permissions on Ethereum or Base. Get a report showing the findings and the limits of the check.

Try the wallet check →
What you can use today

A useful first check.
A clear next step.

The free wallet tool is a limited, read-only check. It does not move funds, remove permissions or certify that a wallet is safe.

Check a wallet
  1. Enter a public address

    No wallet connection, signature or private key needed.

  2. Read the findings

    See the permissions found in the supported data, with sources and coverage.

  3. Review what needs attention

    The report explains possible next steps. You stay in control of any action.