Crypto.com has integrated the OpenClaw API into its mobile app, enabling users to deploy a personal artificial intelligence trading agent that connects to their Crypto.com App account via an Agent Key.
Agent Key links an agent to a user’s account through an API key. The integration gives OpenClaw permission to execute trade instructions sent from third-party messaging apps while the user retains control over permissions and limits.
Crypto.com said in an announcement the Agent Key is built with a "safety-first" mindset and added: "Trades are executed only after your explicit confirmation." The feature offers a custom weekly trading limit, granular permissions from viewing balances to executing trades, and blocks high-risk actions such as withdrawals. Users can require a manual "Yes" via chat before trades proceed or halt activity by sending the message "stop all trading".
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The company warns this is an execution-only interface and does not provide investment advice. It urges users to safeguard their agent keys because anyone with access can trade up to the set limit. Crypto.com also notes it does not publish agent skills to the OpenClaw marketplace and that third-party skills are not verified or endorsed.
To start, users can generate an API key via the Agent API option in the Crypto.com App or follow tutorials at Crypto.com University for guidance on API key management and OpenClaw trading features.
The recap
- OpenClaw API integration is live in the Crypto.com App.
- Agent Key requires explicit confirmation before executing trades.
- Users generate an API key via Agent API in the app.