Introduction
A server agent wallet is a wallet whose root signer is your backend, not an end user. Use it when there is no human in the loop — autonomous market makers, scheduled task runners, treasury bots, or any agent that operates entirely on its own keys. This is the opposite end of the trust spectrum from the user-authorized flow. There is no recovery signer to delegate to and no user OTP step. Your backend creates the wallet, signs every transaction, and is fully responsible for the secret.Prerequisites
- A Crossmint server-side API key from the Crossmint Console.
- A secure secret store for the signer key (environment variable, KMS, or hardware-backed vault). The user-authorized flow has the user as a fallback if the server is compromised — this flow does not.
This page is under construction. Full content — including signer key management patterns, multi-tenant isolation, and the canonical server signer reference — is coming soon.
What Is Next
Server Signer Deep Dive
Full reference for the server signer, secret rotation, and key management.
On-Chain Actions
Once the wallet is set up, drive it the same way as a user-authorized wallet.