
Openfort
Openfort is an open-source wallet stack for building stablecoin products and agentic payments in days, not months.

What is Openfort?
Openfort is an open-source wallet-as-a-service platform that provides the wallet stack for agentic and stablecoin payments — replacing five vendors with a single SDK. It bundles embedded wallets with sub-100ms creation time, transaction policy automation, agentic payments via x402, gas orchestration, and stablecoin orchestration across any chain. Openfort supports use cases including remittances, global payouts, payroll, embedded finance, microtransactions, AI agent wallets, and trading. SDKs are available for React, Expo, Unity, Node.js, Swift, and JavaScript. Over 50 teams have sent 10M+ transactions using the platform.
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