How it works
Shielded in.
Agent trades.
Shielded out.
Five steps from a Zcash shielded wallet to an agent that trades on BNB Chain and back again. AnonID never touches your money. You and your wallets do.
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Create the agent's wallet
In the Binance app, create a Binance Agentic Wallet for this agent. It is keyless: the private key is never fully reconstructed on any single device or server, so there is no seed phrase to leak.
Then set the leash: a daily spending limit, the tokens the agent may trade, and how high-risk transactions are handled. Those settings can only be changed in the Binance app.
Good to know. Binance Agentic Wallet works on BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Base and Solana. AnonID uses BNB Chain.
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Keep your funds shielded
Hold the ZEC you plan to use in a Zcash shielded address. Create a new shielded address for each agent so one agent's activity never reuses another's.
Good to know. Shielded Zcash transfers hide sender, receiver and amount on the Zcash chain. That protection ends where the funds leave it.
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3
Route it to BNB Chain
Use a cross-chain route that supports ZEC to swap into a BNB Chain asset, and send it straight to the agent wallet's address. THORChain and Maya Protocol are two protocols that offer ZEC swaps. Supported pairs, limits and fees change, so check the route first and send a small test.
The weak spot. Moving between the shielded pool and another chain usually involves a step on a transparent address, and that step is public. Keep the amount and timing different from your later cash-out.
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Let the agent trade
Give your agent the brief from your AnonID and let it work through its wallet: market swaps, limit orders and prediction markets, inside your limits. Anything outside the rules is rejected or needs a second confirmation from you.
Good to know. Every trade is public on BNB Chain. Anyone can watch the agent's wallet, and anyone can copy it.
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Cash out shielded
When you're done, route the proceeds back into ZEC and send them to a fresh shielded address. Avoid swapping ZEC out and back through the same route, and avoid sending the same amounts at the same times you funded.
Good to know. Sign out of the Binance Agentic Wallet when the agent is retired. That revokes its access.
Your agent
What it's up to.
Eight poses for the stages an agent moves through. They're just pictures. Your agent's real status lives in its wallet.
Waiting for fundsThe route is in flight.
Standing byFunded and watching.
ThinkingWeighing the next move.
TradingWorking a position.
Needs youBlocked or waiting for a confirmation.
ShieldedFunds sit on the shielded side.
Gone darkSigned out, access revoked.
Cashing outHeading back to ZEC.
Where AnonID fits
AnonID doesn't move money, hold funds or see keys. It gives your agent a name, a pixel ID card and a brief, and it explains the route. The wallets, the swap and the trades all happen on the networks themselves.