New to Bankr? Start Here

You don't need to be a developer to use Bankr. If you can describe what you want in a sentence, Bankr can do it — no code, no command line, no crypto jargon required. This page is the plain-language tour.

What Bankr Is

Bankr is an AI assistant with a crypto wallet built in. You chat with it — on the web, or by tagging @bankrbot on X — and it handles the on-chain mechanics for you. Builders use it to run autonomous agents, traders use it for fast execution, and plenty of people just use it as the easiest way to hold and move crypto.

What it costs: the free tier gives you 5 messages per day on the terminal (resets at UTC midnight). Unlimited use requires a Bankr Club subscription ($20/mo or $198/yr) or Max Mode with LLM credits.

Things You Can Do by Just Asking

• Trade: "buy $20 of ETH" or "sell half my BNKR" — see How to Trade.

• Check your money: "what's in my wallet?" — see Your Wallet & Balances.

• Send crypto to a friend: works with wallet addresses, ENS names, or even X handles — see How Do I Send Crypto to Someone?.

• Cash out: move your money off Bankr when you want to — see How Do I Cash Out?.

• Set it and forget it: recurring buys, price alerts, and scheduled actions — see Setting Up Automations.

• Launch a token: one sentence deploys a real token with fair-launch mechanics — see How Do I Launch a Token?.

A Few Things Worth Knowing Up Front

• You have a real wallet. Signing up creates a wallet that's yours — treat it like money, because it is. Read Protecting Your Account early, not after something goes wrong.

• Bankr confirms before money moves. Trades and purchases ask for your OK — nothing settles silently.

• Crypto prices move. Bankr executes what you ask; it doesn't make anything a safe bet. Start small while you learn.

Where to Go Next

The Quick Start Guide gets you from zero to your first action in about five minutes. If anything goes sideways, Common Issues & Fixes covers the usual suspects, and How Support Works explains how to get a human. Curious about the deeper technical side? That all lives at docs.bankr.bot — but you never need it to use Bankr.