Namera is a programmable wallet layer that enables agents to securely interact with smart wallets using scoped access and defined execution rules

How do agents access wallets?

Agents are granted access through scoped session keys, which define what actions they can perform and under what conditions

Are funds safe if agents control wallets?

Yes. All actions are restricted by defined permissions and enforced onchain, preventing unauthorized transactions or access beyond allowed rules

What are session keys?

Session keys provide temporary, scoped access to wallets, allowing agents to perform specific actions without exposing the main private key

Do I need to run infrastructure?

No. Namera provides a managed platform with hosted services, so you can get started without running your own backend. However, you can also use the CLI to manage your own keystores and smart accounts

How do I integrate Namera?

You can integrate using the SDK for applications, the CLI for local workflows, or the MCP server for agent-based systems

What is MCP in Namera?

MCP is a programmable interface that allows agents to securely interact with wallets and execute actions within defined rules

Namera

Protocol SDK CLI

Introduction

Introduction Installation Getting Started

Smart Accounts

Introduction ECDSA Smart Account Passkey Smart Account

Session Keys

Introduction ECDSA Session Key Passkey Session Key

Policies

Call Policy Gas Policy Rate Limit Policy Signature Policy Sudo Policy Timestamp Policy

Session Key Status Serialize/Deserialize

Guides

Sign Messages Sign Typed Data Send Transactions Deploy Contracts Sponsor Transactions Connect Smart Account

Policies

Call Policy

Policies

Overview of session key policies and how to scope permissions

Gas Policy