Let your agent pay for a task
Connect Ringside to a supported AI app. Then your agent can pay for a report or API answer with test SOL.
Connect an agentControls for owners. Let your AI agent pay within limits you set. Stop spending anytime.
Connect Ringside to a supported AI app. Then your agent can pay for a report or API answer with test SOL.
Connect an agentSet a limit for each payment and each day. See its balance and activity, and pause spending from your wallet.
Open dashboardDevnet beta: payment amount and asset can be hidden, but the sender, recipient, deposits, and withdrawals are public. Use test funds only.
Made for MCP-enabled AI apps
Check its private balance, review payments, change limits, or stop spending in one place.

A preview of the current owner dashboard with example data. Open the dashboard to see your own activity.
Your agent can pay privately while you keep control of its budget and see what it did.
A private transfer can hide the amount and asset from the public chain. Wallet addresses and the transaction are still visible.
Run Ringside yourself and the agent key stays on your machine. Hosted mode stores an encrypted key on Ringside’s server.
Helius powers the private balance and payment proofs. Ringside adds agent access, spending limits, and seller checks.
Start with a supported AI app or run Ringside yourself. Your wallet stays in charge of the spending rules.
Paste the Ringside link into a supported AI app, or run the server on your own machine.
Send devnet SOL to the agent wallet. Funding is public on Solana.
Choose how much the agent may spend in one payment and in a day.
Your agent pays a seller, and you can review the payment in Ringside.
Give your agent a small budget for a report, an API result, or a one-time task. The seller checks payment before handing it over.
Your research agent asks for a report, pays the price you allowed, and gets the report after the seller checks payment.
An agent can pay for one answer from a paid service, within the limit you set.
Let an agent handle a task with a small spending limit. You can review its payments and stop it at any time.
These are example uses. The browser demo has completed a real devnet payment and seller check; each AI app’s connector still needs its own test.
Your agent can check its balance, pay, and read its history. It cannot change the limits you set.
Read wallet state and address
Create a private wallet
Move public funds into the shielded balance
Update decrypted balance
Read private payment history
Also available: create_private_wallet, get_private_balance, and get_private_history aliases.
Choose the amount your agent may spend. Ringside checks that limit before every payment.
Your agent can see the limits, but only your wallet can change them. Each approval expires in 60 seconds.
A seller names a price. The agent pays within its limit. The seller checks the payment before sharing the result.
The browser demo verifies a real devnet payment and rejects a second use of the same receipt. Payments made before a request do not count.
Choose the easier hosted setup or keep the key on your own machine. Both let your wallet control spending.
Run Ringside on your computer. The agent key stays in a local file and is never sent to the hosted dashboard.
Ringside creates and encrypts a separate agent key on its server. It uses the key to make approved payments. Add only devnet test SOL to this wallet.
In both modes, deposits and withdrawals are public. The hosted dashboard has been tested; AI app connector login still needs a real account test.
Private transfers hide some details, but Solana still shows the wallets involved. Funding and withdrawals are public.
Here is what a private payment hides, and what stays visible when money enters or leaves.
No. A deposit shows the wallet, amount, and asset on Solana. After it lands, the funds appear in your private balance.
Helius deposit guide ↗No. When funds leave the private balance, the receiving wallet, amount, and asset are public.
Helius withdrawal guide ↗No. A default private transfer hides the amount and asset. The sending and receiving wallets, signature, and timing stay visible.
Helius transfer guide ↗No. If a private payment fails, Ringside does not quietly send a public payment. A withdrawal is a separate action you choose.
Read the withdrawal guide ↗For hosted setup, paste the Ringside URL into a supported AI app and sign in with Phantom. If you want the agent key to stay on your own machine, use the self-host guide instead.
No. Ringside is a Solana devnet beta. Use test SOL only. The server refuses mainnet RPC URLs.
A default private transfer hides its amount and asset from the public chain. The sender, recipient, signature, and timing remain visible. Deposits and withdrawals show their amounts publicly.
No. The agent can read its rules, but it has no tool to change them. Your owner wallet must sign each change.
New payments are blocked after your wallet signs the stop. You can still check the agent balance and payment history.
In self-hosted mode, the key stays in a protected file on your machine. In hosted mode, Ringside stores an encrypted key on its server and uses it to carry out authorized requests.
Those tools are listed as previews but are not available through Ringside yet. Do not lock funds with them.
The browser demo has completed wallet registration, deposit, private payment, seller verification, and withdrawal with test SOL. The older self-hosted MCP transfer path and AI app connectors still need their own live checks.
Tell us what your agent needs to buy and which app you use. We can help you choose a setup and explain what works on devnet today.
Start with test funds, set a limit from your wallet, and see how a private payment works.