zerion-wallet

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Manage local Zerion wallets via the Zerion CLI: create, import (private key or mnemonic), list, fund (deposit addresses), backup (recovery phrase), delete, and sync to the Zerion mobile app. Most commands require an interactive passphrase prompt — humans must run them directly. Use whenever the user asks to set up, manage, or back up a wallet.

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npx skill4agent add zeriontech/zerion-ai zerion-wallet

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Zerion — Wallet Management

Encrypted local wallets stored in the Open Wallet Standard (OWS) vault at
~/.ows/
, AES-256-GCM. Keys never leave the device.

Setup

If a
zerion
command fails with
command not found
, install once:
bash
npm install -g zerion-cli
Requires Node.js ≥ 20. For auth see the
zerion
umbrella skill.

When to use

  • "Create a new wallet"
  • "Import my wallet from a private key / mnemonic"
  • "Show my wallets" / "list deposit addresses"
  • "Back up my recovery phrase"
  • "Delete this wallet"
  • "Sync my wallet to the Zerion mobile app"
For on-chain actions with a wallet →
zerion-trading
. For agent-token setup on a wallet →
zerion-agent-management
.

Wallets and chains

A mnemonic-derived wallet (created via
wallet create
or
wallet import --mnemonic
) holds both an EVM and a Solana account, so the same wallet can sign on either chain and act as a destination for cross-chain bridges in either direction.
A wallet imported from a single private key holds only one chain's account:
Import flagAccount typeCan swap onCan be cross-chain destination for
--mnemonic
EVM + Solanabothboth
--evm-key
EVM onlyEVM chainsEVM chains
--sol-key
Solana onlySolanaSolana
wallet list
shows which accounts each wallet has. Use this when picking
--to-wallet
for a cross-chain bridge — the destination wallet must have an account on the target chain.

Agent vs manual operations

OperationTypeNotes
wallet list
,
wallet fund
AgentRead-only. Safe to invoke autonomously.
wallet create
,
wallet import
,
wallet backup
,
wallet delete
,
wallet sync
ManualRequire passphrase or interactive input. Humans must run these directly — agents must not call them.

Read-only — agents may invoke freely

bash
zerion wallet list                        # All wallets, addresses, active policies
zerion wallet list --search <query>       # Filter by name or address
zerion wallet list --limit <n> --offset <n>   # Paginate
zerion wallet fund --wallet <name>        # Show EVM + Solana deposit addresses

Manual — humans only

These prompt for a passphrase, secret key, or confirmation. Do not invoke from an agent loop.
bash
# Create a fresh encrypted wallet (EVM + Solana, generated locally)
zerion wallet create --name <name>

# Import from existing keys (interactive secret prompts — never expose keys in shell history)
zerion wallet import --name <name> --evm-key
zerion wallet import --name <name> --sol-key
zerion wallet import --name <name> --mnemonic

# Export the recovery phrase (passphrase required)
zerion wallet backup --wallet <name>

# Permanently delete (passphrase + confirmation)
zerion wallet delete <name>

# Sync to the Zerion mobile app via a one-time QR code
zerion wallet sync --wallet <name>
zerion wallet sync --all

Setting defaults

Wallet-related config is set with
zerion config
:
bash
zerion config set defaultWallet <name>    # Used when --wallet is omitted
zerion config get defaultWallet
zerion config unset defaultWallet         # Resets to "no default"
zerion config list                        # Show all config (sensitive values redacted)
~/.zerion/config.json
is created with mode 0o600.

Typical setup flow (human runs these in order)

bash
# 1. Create wallet (passphrase prompt; offers agent-token setup at the end)
zerion wallet create --name agent-bot

# 2. Fund it
zerion wallet fund --wallet agent-bot
# → prints EVM and Solana deposit addresses

# 3. Set as default so future commands omit --wallet
zerion config set defaultWallet agent-bot

# 4. (Optional) sync to mobile
zerion wallet sync --wallet agent-bot
After step 1's agent-token prompt, the wallet is ready for autonomous trading via
zerion-trading
. To configure agent tokens or policies later →
zerion-agent-management
.

Common errors

CodeCauseFix
wallet_exists
Wallet name already takenChoose a different name or
wallet delete
first
wallet_not_found
Name not in OWS vault
zerion wallet list
to see existing
bad_passphrase
Wrong passphrase enteredRetry; passphrase is set at creation
bad_mnemonic
Invalid recovery phrase formatRe-enter; must be valid BIP-39
bad_evm_key
Invalid 0x-prefixed hexShould be 64 hex chars after
0x
bad_sol_key
Invalid base58 keypairSolana keys are base58, ≥87 chars