Near Wallet Manager
Create NEAR wallets, check balances, and sign transactions from your coding agent during Web3 app development.
Overview
NEAR Wallet Manager is a MCP server for the Build phase that lets agents create NEAR wallets, read balances, and sign transactions over stdio.
What is this MCP server?
- NEAR wallet creation from MCP tools
- Balance checks for accounts your agent manages
- Transaction signing through stdio npm mcp-near-wallet-manager
- Version 0.1.1 npm package with stdio transport
- npm identifier mcp-near-wallet-manager version 0.1.1
- stdio MCP transport
- Three core capabilities: create wallet, balance checks, transaction signing
What problem does it solve?
Indie NEAR developers lose flow switching between wallet UIs, CLIs, and the agent when testing payments and deployments.
Who is it for?
Solo builders integrating NEAR payments or contracts who want agent-assisted wallet ops on testnet and controlled mainnet flows.
Skip if: Non-crypto products, teams that forbid agent access to signing keys, or production treasury management without strict human-in-the-loop.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can manage dev NEAR wallet operations and signed transactions inside one MCP-connected coding session.
- Created or referenced NEAR wallets for dev flows
- Balance visibility for agent-driven testing
- Signed transactions when you authorize signing tools
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Journey fit
Canonical shelf is Build because wallet lifecycle and signing are integration work while you wire on-chain features, not launch-day SEO. Integrations subphase covers MCP bridges between your app, NEAR accounts, and agent-driven test transactions.
How it compares
NEAR wallet and signing MCP integration, not a custodial exchange API or browser extension skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is NEAR Wallet Manager for?
Solo NEAR app developers who use coding agents and need programmatic wallet create, balance, and sign steps.
When should I use NEAR Wallet Manager?
Use it while building and testing on-chain features—funding test accounts, checking balances, or signing transactions you explicitly approve.
How do I add NEAR Wallet Manager to my agent?
npm install mcp-near-wallet-manager, configure the stdio MCP server in your agent settings, and follow repo guidance for keys and NEAR network selection.