Bank of AI continues to advance ecosystem implementation, with AI Agent on-chain financial infrastructure becoming increasingly complete
ChainCatcher news, as an on-chain financial infrastructure specifically built for AI Agents, Bank of AI is continuously advancing the ecosystem implementation of its payment, identity, and DeFi functions. The system is deeply integrated with the x402 payment protocol and the 8004 on-chain identity standard, and is the first to support TRON and BNB Chain. Developers only need a single line of code to enable automated payments for AI Agents. In addition, Bank of AI enables AI Agents to autonomously participate in mainstream DeFi protocols such as lending and Swap through MCP Servers and Skills modules. Its integrated OpenClaw plugin allows for plug-and-play functionality, unlocking the full “banking capabilities” of intelligent agents with one click. Bank of AI aims to drive AI Agents from simple task execution to becoming on-chain economic participants with financial sovereignty through this closed-loop toolset from development to automation.
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