Your agents act.
Your Guardian
never sleeps.
> An agent needs a wallet to act. A wallet needs an agent to act safely. Mallow gives every request a Guardian that decodes, reads and simulates it before a single key is touched.
Every wallet today asks you to give something up.
Two patterns dominate when software moves money for you. Both work. Both force a compromise.
Mint a key that can only do narrow, pre-declared things — call transfer, spend no more than 10 USDC a day.
Spin up a fresh, app-specific account the app controls, and fund it with only what would be acceptable to lose.
Either the agent is constrained in advance, or the amount it can lose is. Why delegate trust to each app, when an agent on your side could review every transaction directly?
It reads every transaction the way an expert would.
Every request — whatever agent or app sent it — flows through the Guardian before anything is signed. Watch it work, live.
# The Signer stays a dumb EOA. Security doesn't come from a clever key — it comes from a Guardian that does real analysis on every request.
Two parts. One review layer.
A simple Signer that holds the keys, and a Guardian that decides what gets signed. Everything else plugs in.
Install agents. Trust none of them.
Because verification lives in the Guardian, every third-party agent is just a plugin — each granted exactly as much trust and capital as it has earned.
Capable agents.
Accountable by design.
Autonomous doesn't mean unaccountable. Every transaction request — from any agent, any app, any protocol — flows through the Guardian before a key is touched. You set the rules. The Guardian enforces them.