Wallet actions
Updated: 2026-04-30
Status: beta
Owner: Regents
Short answer
Section titled “Short answer”Regent wallet actions prepare clear requests for the wallet holder to review. The person, operator, agent, or contract-defined lane still approves the value movement.
Canonical definition
Section titled “Canonical definition”A wallet action is a prepared request that states what will happen, where it will happen, who is expected to approve it, and why it matters.
Why it matters
Section titled “Why it matters”Money movement needs visible intent. A wallet action should make the target, value, account, timing, and risk clear before anyone approves it.
How it works in Regents
Section titled “How it works in Regents”Products may prepare wallet actions for staking, launches, publishing, claims, identity, or mobile wallet work. The prepared action does not move value by itself. The wallet holder reviews it and approves it through the appropriate wallet path.
After approval, the product checks the result before changing workflow state.
Example
Section titled “Example”Autolaunch can prepare a launch settlement action. The operator sees what the action does, confirms it with the expected wallet, and the product checks the completed transaction before showing the next step.
What this does not claim
Section titled “What this does not claim”This page does not say that Regent servers can move funds on their own.
Related concepts
Section titled “Related concepts”Who approves value movement?
Section titled “Who approves value movement?”The wallet holder, operator, agent, or contract-defined lane approves it.
What wins after approval?
Section titled “What wins after approval?”Onchain state wins for balances, ownership, staking, and revenue distribution.