KIXA
Complete Guide

Everything about KIXA

Learn how KIXA works, understand the two ways to use it, and discover why on-chain permissions for AI agents matter.

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What is KIXA?

KIXA is an on-chain permission protocol for AI agents on Solana. It lets you define exactly what an agent can do before it takes any action.

How much it can spend, where it can send, for how long. Every rule is written on-chain and enforced by the smart contract. No trust required.

KIXA supports two workflows: granting permissions to existing agents (Quick Permission) and creating new agents from scratch with AI (Agent Builder).

How It Works

KIXA works in three simple steps:

1

Connect

Connect your Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare or any compatible).

2

Set Rules

Define spend limits, token types, recipient locks and expiration dates.

3

Deploy

Rules are written on-chain via a transaction. The agent can only act within your boundaries.

Quick Permission

Quick Permission is for users who already have an AI agent running and need to grant it on-chain permissions.

1
Connect your wallet
2
Select an existing agent by address
3
Choose permission type (spend, mint, transfer, etc.)
4
Set limits, recipient and expiration
5
Sign the transaction — permissions are live

The entire process takes less than 30 seconds. No code needed.

AI Agent Builder

The AI Agent Builder lets you create a fully configured agent just by describing what you want it to do.

I want a DCA bot that buys 10 SOL worth of ETH every week, max 50 SOL total.
Got it! I'll create your DCA agent with: Spend Limit (50 SOL), Frequency (weekly), Auto-Expiration (90 days).

The AI infers the right permissions from your description, shows them for review, and deploys everything on-chain once you confirm.

Permission Types

Spend LimitCap how much SOL/tokens the agent can spend total or per transaction.
Mint NFTAllow the agent to mint NFTs up to a specific value.
TransferRestrict transfers to specific recipient wallet addresses.
Token SwapAllow the agent to perform token swaps within defined limits.
Time-basedRestrict agent actions to specific time windows.
WhitelistOnly allow interactions with pre-approved smart contracts.
CustomDefine your own rules freely for specific use cases.

Security Model

Every permission in KIXA is a PDA (Program Derived Address) account on the Anchor smart contract.

Before executing any action, the agent must present its permission to the contract. The contract checks four things:

Is the wallet authorized?
Is the spend limit exceeded?
Is the recipient allowed?
Is the permission still valid (not expired)?

If any check fails, the action is blocked. No exceptions, no overrides.

Activity Tracking

Every agent action is logged on-chain with a timestamp. The KIXA dashboard shows the complete history:

Permission created
Agent executed action
Permission revoked
Permission auto-expired

Full transparency. You always know what your agent did and when.

Why Solana?

KIXA is built on Solana for three reasons:

Speed

Transactions confirm in under 400ms. Permission checks happen in real-time.

Cost

Fees below $0.001 per transaction. Creating and checking permissions is essentially free.

Ecosystem

Solana has the largest ecosystem of AI agents, DeFi protocols and NFT platforms.

Roadmap

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Phase 1

Anchor smart contract + Dashboard + AI Agent Builder

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Phase 2

Mainnet deploy + AI agent integrations + API

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Phase 3

Multi-agent support + Shuriken tier system + Public API

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Phase 4

Permission marketplace + SDK + Cross-chain

The Vision

As AI agents gain access to wallets, contracts and real money, the lack of verifiable permissions is the single biggest risk in the ecosystem.

KIXA solves this. What an agent can do is written on the blockchain — not on trust, not on hope. On-chain, verifiable, revocable.

The future of AI is autonomous. The future of safe AI is permissioned. KIXA makes that possible.