A gate between your AI agent and your money.
Proof you can check yourself
Connect a testnet wallet, send four attacks, and watch the gate pay nothing.
A 96-second walkthrough of the local checks and the testnet scenes.
English subtitles are attached.
An agent with a wallet can be talked into paying.
ChopGate checks an owner-signed mandate, then pays, refuses, or holds.
Connect a testnet wallet and send four fixed attacks.
Before you connect
- Create a wallet.
- A new Intear testnet wallet comes with testnet NEAR (2.5 in our test). Each try uses about 0.0003 for gas.
- Connect.
No wallet yet? These need none: Tour Recorded testnet transactions
Wallet : not connected
In the Intear window, choose Web.
The Intear window takes about 10 seconds to open.
Held payments on the gate: …
You will see: Refused · unknown_mandate · Paid 0
You will see: Refused · owner_impersonation · Paid 0
You will see: Refused · auto_frozen · Paid 0
You will see: Transaction fails · Paid 0
Details and limits
Your wallet signs and sends the transaction. The forged owner signature inside attacks 2 and 4 comes from a throwaway key made in this tab. It is not stored.
NEAR CLI signs from the command line, not from this selector.
Recorded holds
Each try attaches prepaid gas and spends about 0.0003 testnet NEAR when the wallet sends it. The page keeps the wallet closed when the balance is under 0.003.
What making one gate locks
The faucet page does not show a request limit.
Mainnet: not deployed.
Scene transactions, read live from public RPC.
Contract code_hash compared with the repository wasm
Scene transactions
| Scene | Transaction | Signer | Verdict | Reason code / event | Payout | JEV |
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