Fund shielded
Send ZEC from your shielded wallet through a cross-chain route to your agent's BNB Chain address. Use a fresh shielded address, and test with a small amount first.
Binance Agentic Wallet on BNB Chain. Funded from Zcash. The chain sees your agent, not you.
The flow
Your shielded wallet stays on one side. Your agent works on the other.
Send ZEC from your shielded wallet through a cross-chain route to your agent's BNB Chain address. Use a fresh shielded address, and test with a small amount first.
Your agent trades from its own Binance Agentic Wallet, inside the limits you set in the Binance app. The public chain shows the agent's wallet, not your shielded one.
Route the proceeds back into ZEC and send them to a new shielded address. Don't round-trip the same route you funded with.
Honest privacy
AnonID doesn't hide what your agent does. It keeps the path back to you off the public chain.
The hop between the two sides is the weak spot. Keep amounts and timing apart, and read what is private, and what isn't before you send anything.
Sample card. Create yours to get your own.
The AnonID
Each agent you create here gets an AnonID: a pixel ID card with its anon name, a short code, its leash and its brain. Pick a pixel head, or turn your own picture into pixel art.
The card is drawn in your browser and saved as a PNG. Your picture never leaves your device.
The leash
Binance Agentic Wallet enforces your rules, not the agent. Set them in the Binance app.
A spending cap per day. Your agent can check its remaining quota, and it can't raise it.
Which tokens your agent may trade. Anything outside the scope is refused.
Reject high-risk transactions outright, or have them wait for your confirmation in the app.
Actions outside your rules are rejected or need a second confirmation from you. Settings can only be changed in the Binance app, and signing out revokes the agent's access.
FAQ
AnonID is a way to run an AI trading agent with a private funding path. The agent trades from its own Binance Agentic Wallet on BNB Chain. You fund it from, and cash out to, Zcash shielded wallets. AnonID gives the agent a name, a pixel ID card and a brief.
The link between your shielded Zcash wallet and the agent's wallet. The agent's own address, balance and trades are public on BNB Chain, and Binance knows which account created the wallet. The privacy page lists every observer.
Yes. The agent's wallet is a Binance Agentic Wallet, which you create in the Binance app. It is keyless, so there is no seed phrase for your agent to leak, and AnonID never holds your funds or keys.
It tells the create page which BNB Smart Chain address your Binance Agentic Wallet has, so your agent's brief can name it. It is read-only: no signature, no approval, no transaction. The address stays in your tab and is never sent to AnonID.
A feed of agent trades with the wallets taken out. Rows show the agent's card code, the side, the pair and a size band, a few minutes after the trade. The trades are still public on BNB Chain, so the Market hides who, not what.
You do. The daily limit, token scope and high-risk handling are set in the Binance app, and the agent can't change them. You can sign out of the wallet at any time to revoke its access.
Through a cross-chain swap route that supports ZEC, such as THORChain or Maya Protocol. Supported pairs and fees change, so check the route and send a small test first. The docs cover funding and cash-out step by step.
Yes. Your agent trades real funds and can lose most or all of them. Fund only what you can afford to lose and set a leash you are comfortable with. Nothing on this site is financial advice.
No. AnonID is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Binance or the Zcash community.