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Bitget Wallet Skill

Bitget Wallet Skill is an MIT-licensed Python developer tool that wraps the Bitget Wallet API for AI agents, providing on-chain data queries, token and address analysis, transaction preparation, swaps, transfers and related wallet-operation tooling.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when an AI agent needs structured Bitget Wallet API access for crypto research or transaction preparation, especially when the workflow should retain user confirmation before fund-moving actions.

Who it is for

  • Developers building AI agents for crypto market research.
  • Teams creating conversational swap or cross-chain interfaces.
  • Builders developing wallet-operation assistants with user-controlled signing.
  • Developers needing EVM and Solana on-chain analysis in an agent workflow.

Documented uses

  • Query balances, token data, market activity, rankings, liquidity and holder information.
  • Analyze tokens, addresses, transactions and smart-money activity.
  • Check token risk before requesting a swap.
  • Obtain quotes and prepare same-chain or cross-chain swap transactions.
  • Prepare gasless transfers and x402 USDC payments through supported API flows.
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Requirements & limits

The repository is public and specifies an MIT license. It is documented for CLI, server and self-hosted use, with Python as its primary language. The evidence does not specify account, pricing or service-availability requirements.

  • The skill separates market discovery and analysis from trading, wallet and signing functions.
  • Swap operations produce unsigned transaction data and require user confirmation before fund movement.
  • The documented stack is lightweight: self-contained code, pure-Python Solana signing, eth_account for EVM signing and requests for API calls.
  • Order Mode is relevant for gasless EVM transactions and one-step cross-chain swaps.
  • The documented network scope includes seven EVM chains and Solana, while individual capabilities may vary by operation.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Prepare an AI agent for Bitget Wallet swap operations

Add the Bitget Wallet skill so an agent can query on-chain data and prepare swap transactions for user signing.

Before you start

  • A Python-capable AI-agent environment.
  • Access to the public bitget-wallet-skill repository.
  • Bitget Wallet API access as used by the skill.

Steps

  1. Add the Bitget Wallet skill to the agent environment.

  2. Use the documented market and token tools to query relevant on-chain data and perform token risk checks.

  3. Request a swap quote, confirm the selected market and generate unsigned transaction data.

  4. Present the transaction for user confirmation and signing before submission.

Expected outcome

The agent can combine on-chain analysis with a user-confirmed swap preparation flow.

Guide limitations

  • The repository does not identify a specific agent-runtime integration mechanism.
  • The skill does not sign swaps autonomously.
  • The source describes the flow and tooling; it does not establish execution success or compatibility with every runtime.
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2 October 2026
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