AnyGas

What it does

AnyGas gives AI agents gasless, cross-chain hands. The agent signs one intent in the token it already holds; a relayer fronts native gas on every leg and takes its fee in that token — no gas balances to manage anywhere. Reach: 25 nodes — 22 EVM chains plus Stellar, Solana, and native Bitcoin (real BTC, not wrapped). Proven on mainnet with verifiable tx hashes; test the full flow with zero funds via sandbox. Use it via MCP (npx anygas-mcp or hosted) or a JS/Python SDK.

One USDC balance your AI agent spends as gas or any token across 26 networks — no bridges, no faucets, no gas top-ups, no chain-switching. Frictionless everywhere, non-custodial, and it earns ~4% in Aave/Moonwell the whole time. x402-native. 22 EVM + Stellar, Solana, Bitcoin & Tron.

Your AI agent holds a single USDC balance and it just works everywhere . No bridges. No faucets. No gas top-ups. No wrapping, no chain-switching. One signed intent spends it as native gas or any token across 26 networks — gaslessly and non-custodially — and the balance earns ~4% in Aave or Moonwell the entire time . Frictionless operations on every connected chain, while your idle capital finally works. Stop stranding capital as idle gas and stablecoins across 26 chains. Your USDC sits in the best-yielding audited money market — Aave v3 or Moonwell, auto-selected — earning interest in your own wallet — and becomes instantly spendable as any token or native gas on any chain, gaslessly,…from anygas.xyz

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