How AI agents access IXS Vaults via Agent Rail
Autonomous AI agents access IXS Vaults through IXS.agent, the access layer that connects agent frameworks and smart-contract wallets to regulated RWA vaults. Integration covers wallet setup, operator verification, deposit and redemption flows, and position reporting over documented API and MCP endpoints.

The steps

1.  Set up an agent-compatible wallet. An ERC-4337 smart account, a Safe, or a compatible architecture.

2.  Complete operator verification. The entity running the agent is verified, not the agent itself.

3.  Integrate IXS.agent into the framework. Connect over the API and MCP endpoints.

4.  Authorize vault contracts. Add the vault contracts to the agent's policy or allowlist.

5.  Execute the first vault deposit. Deposit through IXS.agent to open a position.

6.  Monitor and exit programmatically. Track positions and yield by API, and redeem or exit onchain when needed.

How IXS fits

IXS.agent is the access layer to the regulated yield vaults, not a separate sandbox. An agent deposits into the same vaults an institution uses, under the same custody and the same regulated structure. The wallet moves the money. IXS is where it earns.

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Frequently asked questions
Can AI agents earn yield onchain?
Yes. Through IXS.agent, agents deposit into regulated RWA vaults and earn real-world yield programmatically, over API and MCP.
Does the agent need to be KYC'd?
The operator entity running the agent is verified, not the agent itself.
How does an agent find IXS vaults?
IXS vault endpoints are listed in agent directories including x402, Circle's agent directory, agentic.market, and the CryptoSkill MCP directory.