Berkeley, California, June 30th, 2026, Chainwire
A single terminal where natural-language intent becomes onchain action — trading, automation, and onchain building, in one place.
Bankr today launched the Bankr Console, a single terminal that brings trading, automation, wallet management, and onchain building into one surface, driven by natural language. Describe a trade and the agent executes it onchain. Describe an app and the agent ships it. The Console is Bankr’s bet on how finance gets built and used as agents mature: the interface for the market becomes the prompt, the wallet becomes a programmable endpoint, and the line between user, trader, and builder collapses into a single workflow.
The Console is also an answer to a structural problem in onchain finance. The people building the agentic future operate in a parallel universe to the people who will eventually use it — fluent in a stack splintered across wallets, trading interfaces, dev environments, model providers, and deployment infrastructure. The Console collapses that stack, and because it operates in plain language, the same terminal that runs advanced strategies is one a newcomer can pick up on day one.
The cost of building software is collapsing toward the cost of inference. As that happens, distribution becomes the scarce input — and the Console doubles as the discovery layer for everything shipped on it.
“Welcome to the agentic future of finance, all in one place,” said Deployer, Founder of Bankr. “The goal is to incubate a community of people who already understand this new frontier of finance, and to give them one place to build in it as the industry hits escape velocity.”
What the Console does
The Console functions as a place to act on markets and a place to build on top of them.
Trade and act:
- Trade in natural language. The agent executes onchain across nine chains, including full Hyperliquid support.
- Automate. Rules, recurring strategies, and advanced orders run without manual intervention.
- Integrated wallet. Full wallet functionality is built into the terminal.
- Quick swap. Buying and selling are available from any page in the Console.
Build and ship:
- Apps from a prompt. The agent generates interface, logic, and onchain actions from a single instruction. A reference Polymarket alpha app, generated from one prompt, ships with the Console.
- Workspace. A built-in file explorer the agent can read and write, with GitHub and Google integrations for repositories and documents.
- LLM gateway. Access to 40+ models, including private ones, usable inside the Console or from external harnesses such as Claude Code and Codex, paid in crypto from a Bankr wallet.
- Skills. Plugins that teach the agent new capabilities. Installable, creatable, and publishable to other Console users.
- Onchain primitives. Users can deploy x402 endpoints and webhooks that trigger their Bankr agent from anywhere.
- Token launches. Permissible token launches via the Bankr launchpad, with project management built into the same terminal.
Built-in distribution
The Console doubles as a discovery surface. The homepage surfaces top projects and tokens launched on Bankr, an ecosystem explorer lets users dig into what teams are shipping, and the skills directory puts new agent capabilities in front of everyone using the terminal. For builders, every token, project, and skill shipped on Bankr lands in front of an active user base from day one. Tokens in the Bankr ecosystem have transacted more than $4.75 billion in cumulative volume.
The Bankr Console is available now at https://bankr.bot.
About Bankr
Bankr is a crypto AI agent platform and builder console. It pairs a user-facing agentic terminal — natural-language trading, automation, and wallet functionality — with a builder platform comprising prompt-to-app generation, an LLM gateway with 40+ models, a skills ecosystem, x402 endpoints and webhooks, and permissible token launches through the Bankr launchpad. The Bankr ecosystem surfaces tokens, projects, and skills to an active user base.
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Danny Brown Wolf
Danny@bankr.bot
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