PANews reported on March 18th that the GMGN Agent API has officially launched its internal testing phase. Designed specifically for large-scale model and AI developersPANews reported on March 18th that the GMGN Agent API has officially launched its internal testing phase. Designed specifically for large-scale model and AI developers

GMGN Agent API enters closed beta testing, supporting AI Agent integration into on-chain transactions.

2026/03/18 14:01
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PANews reported on March 18th that the GMGN Agent API has officially launched its internal testing phase. Designed specifically for large-scale model and AI developers, it supports on-chain transaction operations via natural language commands. The API provides real-time K-line data and investment research indicators across multiple chains, including SOL, BSC, and Base, and can identify risk information such as sniper attacks, insider trading, and highly controlled bundled wallets.

In terms of security mechanisms, this API uses Ed25519 asymmetric encryption authentication, with the private key stored locally. It is based on a managed wallet architecture and equipped with IP whitelisting and anti-pinch protection. Developers can access it through tools such as OpenClaw and Claude Code. Query functions only require an API Key, while transaction functions require additional private key configuration.

Currently, this API uses a whitelist application mechanism, and UIDs are reviewed and imported daily.

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