Trading platform
Funds for operations
The wallet holds assets used in swaps, transfers and other supported actions. The operation selects a network and payment asset; account and API permissions control what the agent may execute.
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Bankr: agent actions and paying for its work
Bankr is an agent platform with a wallet, memory, files and tools for executing financial actions. Web, X, Telegram, CLI and API use the same account state. A token launch can send creator fees to its designated wallet; the wallet can then buy credits to pay for model inference through LLM Gateway.
- Platform
- Wallet agent, token launches and paid services
- Verified on 14.10.2026
- Interfaces
- Web, X, Telegram, CLI and API
- Verified on 14.10.2026
- Model payment
- A separate Gateway credit balance
- Verified on 14.10.2026
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Account funds, launch assets and model credits
The agent acts with the assets and permissions of its account. Creator fees, token balances and purchased inference credits are recorded separately.
A token launched through Bankr
Each launch creates its own token, pair and fee rules. The assigned creator-fee beneficiary receives its fee share. A v3 launch can additionally enable a holder-reward share for that token.
Bankr’s own token
New Doppler launches allocate a separate fee portion to BNKR purchases and protocol-owned liquidity. BNKR on Base also has its own reward program, with placement, claims and withdrawal steps.
Payment for model requests
LLM Gateway draws usage from a credit balance. Fund that balance from the wallet or enable automatic top-ups with an amount, threshold and chosen payment assets.
Funding an agent’s compute
Wallet funds, creator fees or service payments
Inference uses the Gateway credit balance. Wallet funds can purchase credits directly. Token trading and paid API services provide other sources of funds when their transactions generate payments.
Use wallet funds
- 01Fund the selected wallet
- 02Buy Gateway credits
- 03Spend credits on model requests
The credit top-up uses an accepted stablecoin or a supported swap before payment. Wallet balances remain separate from credits. Automatic top-up is enabled with its own payment settings.
Payment mechanism ↗Use a launch’s creator fees
- 01Trading accrues creator fees
- 02Claim fees into the wallet
- 03Buy credits for inference
The designated beneficiary claims fees under that launch’s version and payment mode. The wallet can then fund Gateway credits. The launched token’s locked liquidity and the BNKR allocation have their own destinations.
Payment mechanism ↗Sell an API service
- 01A caller pays for a request
- 02Successful settlement pays the wallet
- 03Use proceeds for compute credits
x402 Cloud settles payment after the handler succeeds and sends the service’s share to its payout wallet. The applicable plan sets Bankr’s fee. A service can earn payments without launching a token.
Payment mechanism ↗The action selects the network and payment
Bankr supports several execution environments. Swaps, token launches, model-credit payments and derivatives use their own available routes.
Wallet swaps and scheduled orders
EVM routes cover supported swaps, transfers and conditional or scheduled orders. Gas sponsorship has a wallet budget; raw transactions and arbitrary contract calls pay their own network costs.
Jupiter-routed swaps and trigger orders
Solana swaps route through Jupiter. Limit and stop orders use Jupiter trigger orders. That route has its own fill fee and supports different order types from EVM scheduling.
USDC and Bankr Launch v3
Arc transfers and launches use native USDC for network payment. Its v3 launch pairs the created token with USDC; the launch wallet pays gas.
Spot and perpetual positions
Hyperliquid trading uses a separate venue balance. Bankr supports funding routes, spot orders and leveraged positions with margin and position-management actions.
Give an instruction, launch a token or serve an API
An agent instruction can execute a wallet action or manage a persistent task. Launch tools define a token’s market and fee recipients; Gateway and x402 Cloud handle model usage and paid service requests.
Agent instructions and wallet actions
Bankr
The terminal works with balances, swaps, transfers and scheduled tasks. Files and memory persist across the account’s interfaces; transaction permissions apply when the agent executes an instruction.
Model API and credit management
LLM Gateway
LLM Gateway accepts OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible requests and routes them to supported model providers. Its dashboard shows usage, credit top-ups and automatic funding settings.
Create a market and assign fees
Bankr Launch
The launch flow selects network, token, pair and available fee options. Doppler and Bankr Launch v3 use different supply, fee and vesting rules; the deployment identifies the selected provider.
Hosted pay-per-request APIs
x402 Cloud
x402 Cloud hosts an API handler and publishes its payment requirements. Successful requests settle on Base and pay the configured wallet; service pricing can use the default USDC or a configured token.
BNKR placement and reward claims
BNKR Staking
The program page shows placed BNKR, claimable rewards, position weight and withdrawal requests. Choose a Bankr trading wallet or an external wallet on Base to place BNKR, claim rewards and start a withdrawal cooldown.
Choose the wallet and the agent’s permissions
Signing in can create an embedded wallet managed through Privy, or connect an external wallet with its own signing flow. API keys have separate capabilities; the wallet’s transaction controls also apply to agent actions.
Open the account and wallet
Select the sign-in method and the wallet used for the intended operation. A request through web, X, Telegram or the CLI acts on that account’s funds and state.
Select access and capabilities
Free chat, Bankr Club and Max Mode have different access rules. For an integration, enable the required API capabilities; Gateway requests use Gateway access and the account’s model-credit balance.
Name the action and network
The instruction specifies the asset, network, amount and intended result. Bankr’s transaction limits and recipient rules apply at execution. The result shows the transaction or the product action performed.
Doppler, v3 and the recipient of creator fees
The launch version fixes its fee schedule and token options. Chat, social and API launches default to Robinhood Chain; the CLI and web form default to Base.
Pair, fee recipient and vesting
A new Doppler launch collects a 1.75% all-in swap fee under its schedule. Default vesting allocates 15% of supply to the fee beneficiary over one year with a 30-day cliff; disabling vesting places all supply into the pool.
The Arc USDC launch
The Arc v3 path uses a Uniswap v3 USDC pair with a 1% pool fee. Creator vesting is optional. Holder-share settings can direct a chosen portion of creator fees to that launched token’s holders.
Accrue and collect the assigned share
Fees accrue to the designated beneficiary and are claimed into its wallet. The version and collection mode determine the received assets. Older launches retain the schedule established at creation.
Launch costs use their own route
Eligible Base launches can use sponsorship. Retail Robinhood Chain and Arbitrum launches pay ETH from the launch wallet; Arc pays native USDC. Launch quotas are separate from the general sponsored-transaction budget.
Trading, paid services and their recipients
Network payment follows the chain used for an operation. Sponsored paths cover up to ten transactions and 3 USD of gas per wallet over 24 hours; reaching either budget ends coverage for that window. Token trading and hosted service fees follow their own schedules.
Place BNKR in its Base reward program
The current program streams a weekly BNKR allocation over seven days. Each participant receives a share according to position weight: placed BNKR plus accumulated points.
Select the current program and wallet
Use BNKR on Base. A Bankr trading wallet signs through Bankr; an external wallet signs its own transactions. The current program is separate from the legacy vault, which accepts withdrawals only.
Accrue position weight and rewards
A new position begins at 1x weight. Daily points can build a 2x multiplier over 365 daily allocations. Adding BNKR preserves existing points and increases stake; the weekly allocation and total participant weight determine rewards.
Claim or add rewards to the position
Claim transfers the available BNKR reward to the wallet. Restake adds it to the position. New amounts enter without points and build their own contribution to the multiplier over time.
Start cooldown, then withdraw
Starting an unstake removes that amount from reward accrual and burns its proportional points. After 48 hours it can be withdrawn without a deadline. Cancelling returns that BNKR at 1x; ready withdrawals and reward claims remain separate actions.
Bankr documents, people and communities
Agent runtime and interfaces ↗Networks and supported operations ↗Wallet and API permissions ↗Launch versions and fee schedules ↗Creator-fee claims ↗Model usage and credit funding ↗Paid-service settlement and plans ↗Current BNKR rewards and withdrawals ↗
2 sources about Bankr
Bankr updates and a builder’s explanations of trading tools, agent skills and token launches.Checked on 14.10.2026
Bankr
bankrbot
Bankr updates on agent skills, trading tools, token launches and integrations.
Official
Affiliation confirmed
0xDeployer
0xDeployer
Builds Bankr tools and explains updates to trading-agent skills.
Builders
About the ecosystem
Full list on xfollowlist.com →
Information reviewed: 14 October 2026
Practical questions
1Is Bankr a separate blockchain?+
Bankr is an agent platform using several networks. A swap, launch, derivative position or model-credit payment selects its own supported execution route.
2Does a new token automatically cover model costs?+
Trading must generate creator fees, the beneficiary claims them into a wallet, and the wallet buys Gateway credits. Automatic credit top-up can be enabled with its own settings.
3What does the creator’s 95% fee share refer to?+
For the new Doppler schedule, it is 95% of the 0.7% pool swap fee: 0.665% of trade value. The full 1.75% schedule also funds locked liquidity, Bankr, BNKR purchases and Doppler.
4Who receives a launched token’s creator fees?+
The designated beneficiary receives it under that launch’s version and settings. A v3 token can enable a separate holder share from the creator allocation. The BNKR reward program has its own placement and claim rules.
5Does Exit immediately return all placed BNKR?+
Exit withdraws amounts already ready, claims rewards and begins cooldown on the remaining current-program stake. That cooled amount still requires withdrawal after 48 hours.
6How does the legacy BNKR exit differ?+
The legacy vault is closed to new deposits. Its exit starts an 18-hour cooldown, followed by a three-day withdrawal window. If the window expires, start a new 18-hour cooldown before withdrawing. The current program uses a 48-hour cooldown with no withdrawal deadline.