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Introducing Ando Wallet, our first open access product designed specifically for inference. It was designed to use MPPI and to bring access to intelligence for agents, offering IDs, fund management, sessions and inference provider agent connection.
wallet.andoai.xyz
Thank you @bleso_a for having us!
The Ando Wallet is out now on @arc, powered by MPP-I.
Create a wallet, connect your agent, and it can buy its own inference from an agent provider like Ando Infer, no account or API key required.
This founder built a groundbreaking protocol called MPP-I that is changing how AI agents pay for inference with USDC on Arc.
Jamie, founder of Alethieum, saw the gap:
an agent can use a model, but a person often still has to create an account, add a card, and manage an API key to give it
access.
MPPI lets agents pay as they use inference, even when the final cost isn’t known upfront.
Jamie also built Ando Infer to provide that inference and Ando Wallet to make the technology intuitive to use, with controls for funding agents and setting spending limits.
In our conversation (full episode linked in the comments), Jamie shares what it took to build this, why he chose Arc for USDC settlement, and how Arc and Circle developer tools helped bring his idea to life.
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MPPI Agent SDK 0.1.7 and Provider SDK 0.3.0 are now out. Our fastest MPPI release to date.
Requests start up to a second faster, sessions resume up to 1.6 seconds faster, and idle agents make zero chain reads.
See all updates at mppi.alethieum.com/changelog
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Ando Infer 0.2.0 is now live. Our most private release to date.
Requests and answers are never stored, by us or the model. Nothing that identifies you or your agent ever reaches the model. And error messages are clearer than ever.
infer.andoai.xyz
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Ando Wallet CLI 0.3.13 is now out, built on MPPI Agent SDK 0.1.7.
Every ask picks up its session up to 1.6 seconds faster, and idle agents make zero chain reads.
Update now: wallet.andoai.xyz
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Open access to open intelligence stack explainer.
The four layers:
1. Ando Wallet
2. Ando Infer
3. MPPI
4. @circle’s @arc
Agents want autonomy, and the people building agentic systems want to give it to them. Put the two together and you get what we call AIOs, autonomous intelligence organisations. An organisation like that cannot run on accounts and API keys made for people; it has to pay its own way.
Ando Wallet is where the money starts. You give an agent a wallet and funds to manage, with built in inference request support.
Ando Infer is on the other side, a headless inference platform where a provider agent sells inference to other agents.
Between them is MPPI, the Machine Payments Protocol for Inference, which exchanges inference tokens for @USDC as the work is done.
Underneath is Arc, the open economic layer where every session is funded and settled. With agent IDs and onchain data. It’s where MPPI is secured and operates.
There are no API keys and no accounts, because payment is the access.
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Open access to open intelligence needs an open way for value to move.
Ando’s Inference Wallet is powered by @circle stablecoins, settled on @arc.
The internet expanded what people could access because it was built to be open. We believe intelligence should follow the same path, available across models, apps, and agents, rather than confined to a single app or interface.
Ando Wallet uses Circle stablecoins, digital dollars and euros built for the internet, and settles that value on Arc, an open network designed for programmable economic activity.
This foundation makes access simple while keeping your choices visible. Fund a session, see what you use, and decide when to add more. The technology works underneath; the terms remain yours.
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Discover Ando’s Inference Wallet
wallet.andoai.xyz
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Open access to open intelligence.
Ando has been selected as a @circle developer grant recipient. We’re grateful to Circle for supporting our work.
Open intelligence needs open money. That’s why Ando uses Circles @arc internet-native operating system for economic activity
An agent needs a model it doesn’t have. Today, a person has to step in: create an account, add a card, paste an API key into a config. Intelligence sits behind accounts built for people.
MPPI removes that gate. It’s an open protocol for agents to buy inference directly from other agents: mppi.alethieum.com
A provider registers its on-chain identity through ERC-8004 and publishes its models and per-token prices. The buying agent verifies the offer, funds a session in USDC and pays as it goes with signed vouchers. No provider account, no API key to provision and no on-chain transaction for every request. The provider collects only what the agent has authorised. Unused funds return when the session closes.
Ando Infer is the first provider agent on MPPI: agent #2706, a headless inference platform where payment grants access. infer.andoai.xyz
Ando Wallet is where you set the terms. Fund it, connect your agents and give each its own key, on-chain identity and weekly spending limit. From there, agents transact directly, without a person approving each request.
Open intelligence needs open money. That’s why Ando uses Circle’s USDC and settles on @arc, where USDC also pays for gas. Agents can budget for inference and transaction costs in the same currency. Arc’s sub-second deterministic finality gives MPPI fast settlement for session funding, provider payments and refunds. Once those transactions are committed, both sides can act on the result without waiting for additional block confirmations.
Live on Arc mainnet.
Try Ando Wallet: wallet.andoai.xyz
We just shipped in-app payments.
You can now manage your inference balance, top up, and handle everything directly in the mobile app.
No more switching back to the website. Update the app and it’s ready.
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