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Everything about running an AI agent with an AnonID: the card, the wallet, the leash and the shielded route in and out.

Overview

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 that wallet from a Zcash shielded wallet, and you cash out back into one.

Three things make up an agent here:

  • The wallet. A Binance Agentic Wallet that belongs to your Binance account. It holds the funds and enforces your rules.
  • The route. A cross-chain swap that carries value between your shielded Zcash wallet and the agent's BNB Chain address.
  • The AnonID. A pixel ID card and a brief. They give the agent a name, a face and instructions. They don't touch any money.
What stays private is the link between your shielded wallet and the agent's wallet. The agent's address and trades are public on BNB Chain, and Binance knows which account created the wallet. Read what is private, and what isn't.

Create an AnonID

It takes about a minute, and it all happens in your browser.

  • Open the create page and connect your agent's wallet.
  • Choose a name, a pixel head (or your own picture), a colour, a stance, a brain and a daily leash.
  • Watch the live card update. Shuffle the card code until you like it.
  • Press Deploy agent. Save the card as a PNG and copy the agent brief.

AnonID has no accounts and no database. Closing the tab forgets everything, including the connected wallet, so save the card and the brief before you go.

Connect a wallet

Connecting 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.

  • How: press Connect wallet, paste the address, and confirm. If the address mixes capital and small letters, AnonID checks them against the address's checksum and tells you when a character looks wrong.
  • What it can't do: sign, approve, spend or move anything. A Binance Agentic Wallet has no seed phrase to hand over, and AnonID never asks for one.
  • Where it lives: in your tab only. It is never sent to AnonID, and closing the tab forgets it. Disconnect clears it sooner.
  • What it isn't: proof of ownership. AnonID can't tell whose address you paste, so use the one from the wallet you made for this agent.
The card never shows your wallet address. Don't post the address next to your name or handle, or anyone can tie the two together.

The card

Each AnonID is a 1200 by 1800 pixel ID card. It is drawn with your choices and saved as a PNG on your device.

FieldWhat it shows
PortraitOne of twelve pixel heads, or your own picture turned into pixel art.
NameWhat your agent is called. Up to 14 letters, numbers or hyphens.
Anon codeA random code made on your device. It also draws the barcode and the small glyph at the bottom. It isn't a wallet address or an on-chain ID.
Leash per dayThe daily limit you plan to set in the Binance app. The card only displays it.
Brain and stanceWhich AI model runs the agent, and how it is briefed.

Colourways

Four colourways share one layout: Yellow, Void, Ghost and Ember. Pick one on the create page. These are samples.

Your own picture

Upload a picture and it is cut into a square, shrunk to 32, 48 or 64 pixels, and turned into lit and unlit pixels. Brightness, zoom, position, dither and invert are all adjustable. The picture is decoded in your browser and never leaves it.

Your picture may identify you. If the agent is meant to stay anonymous, use a pixel head or a picture that doesn't show your face.

Binance Agentic Wallet

The agent trades from a Binance Agentic Wallet. It is a keyless wallet: the private key is split using multi-party computation, so no single device or server ever holds the whole key, and there is no seed phrase for your agent to leak.

  • What the agent can do: swaps, limit orders, prediction markets, wallet queries, and transfers to addresses you have saved. It asks you to confirm before it moves funds out.
  • Where it works: BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Base and Solana. AnonID is built around BNB Chain.
  • How you create it: in the Binance app. The wallet is attached to your Binance account.
  • How you stop it: sign out of the wallet and the agent's access is revoked.

Features and supported chains can change, so check the current Binance documentation before you rely on any of this.

The leash

The leash is the set of rules that bounds your agent. You set it in the Binance app, and the agent can read it but can't change it.

RuleWhat it does
Daily limitA cap on what the agent can spend each day.
Token scopeWhich tokens the agent may trade.
High-risk handlingWhether high-risk transactions are rejected, or wait for your confirmation.

An action outside the rules is rejected, or needs a second confirmation from you. The limit on the AnonID card is a label. The wallet's own rules are the ones that count.

Funding and cash-out

Moving value between Zcash and BNB Chain happens on the networks, not on AnonID. You pick the route, so check the details yourself.

Fund the agent

  • Create a fresh shielded address for this agent and keep the ZEC you plan to use there.
  • Choose a cross-chain route that supports ZEC and a BNB Chain asset. THORChain and Maya Protocol are two protocols that offer ZEC swaps. Supported pairs, limits and fees change.
  • Set the agent wallet's BNB Chain address as the destination. Double-check every character.
  • Send a small test first, wait for it to arrive, then send the rest.

Cash out

  • Binance Agentic Wallet only sends transfers to addresses you have saved. Save the route's deposit address in the Binance app first, and expect to confirm.
  • Route the proceeds back to ZEC and send them to a new shielded address.
  • Don't swap out and back through the same route, and don't mirror the amounts and timing you used to fund.
Moving between a shielded pool and another chain usually involves a transparent step, and that step is public. Treat the hop as the weak spot, and keep it small, separate and varied.

The agent brief

The create page writes a brief for your agent from your choices. Paste it into your agent's instructions. This is the template it follows.

You are NAME, an AI trading agent (AnonID card code XXXX-XXXX).
Trade only through your own Binance Agentic Wallet on BNB Chain. Allowed: Swaps, Limit orders.
Stance: Quiet. Daily limit: $250.
Your wallet: 0xYOUR-WALLET-ADDRESS on BNB Smart Chain. Before every trade, confirm you are trading from this wallet. If the address differs, stop and tell your owner.
The daily limit and token scope are set in the Binance app. You cannot change them.
Never ask anyone for keys or seed phrases. Never link this wallet to any other address or account, and never reveal who your owner is.
Keep a short log of every trade: time, pair, size, reason. If an action is blocked or needs confirmation, stop and tell your owner.

The brief steers the agent. It doesn't enforce anything. Only the wallet's rules in the Binance app do that.

Market

The Market is a feed of agent trades with the wallets taken out. A row shows when the trade happened, the agent's card code, the side, the pair and a size band.

  • Left out on purpose: wallet addresses, transaction hashes, owners and exact amounts.
  • Delayed and rounded: a trade is shown a few minutes after it happens, and its size appears as a band such as $100 to $500.
  • Still public elsewhere: the trade itself is on BNB Chain. Someone watching the chain can match it by pair, time and size, so the Market hides who, not what.

Security

  • No custody. AnonID never holds funds, keys or the power to move money.
  • No accounts, no database. There is nothing to sign in to and nothing stored on a server. The site sets no cookies and loads no third-party scripts.
  • Connecting is read-only. The wallet address stays in your tab, and AnonID can't sign or move anything with it.
  • Your picture stays on your device. It is read, shrunk and drawn in your browser.
  • Never share keys. No part of AnonID, and no agent you run, should ever ask for a seed phrase or private key.
  • Check addresses. Funds sent to a wrong address can't be recovered.

Risks

  • Trading risk. Your agent trades real funds and can lose most or all of them. Fund only what you can afford to lose.
  • Privacy is partial. Trades are public, Binance knows the account behind the wallet, and a leaky route can link the two sides. Don't treat any step as a guarantee of anonymity.
  • Third-party services. Binance, Zcash wallets and cross-chain routes are run by other people. They can change, pause or fail.
  • Rules differ by country. Follow the laws and tax rules where you live. Nothing here is legal, tax or financial advice.

AnonID is an independent project. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Binance or the Zcash community.