human.tech Ika Wallet Protocol Launch for AI Agents
human.tech and Ika launch a decentralized MPC wallet protocol that splits signing authority for programmable AI-agent transactions across EVM, Sui and Solana.
human.tech launched its Wallet Protocol on the Ika network, supporting EVM-compatible chains, Sui and Solana.
The protocol uses decentralized multiparty computation that splits signing authority between a secure enclave and Ika’s network of more than 100 nodes.
Programmable transaction policies let developers set conditions for actions initiated by AI agents or applications.
Key technical details
Ika co-founder Omer Sadika stated the core issue is defining authority rather than transaction speed.
The design is described as protected self-custody, meaning neither the application provider nor Ika can independently authorize transactions.
Squid Mode is now live, with an SDK and CLI that include webhook integration and gas sponsorship.
Unverified metrics and open questions
Company-provided figures of 51 million credentials, 2.1 million accounts and $512 million protected have not been independently verified.
Adoption by developers and AI-agent teams remains untested, and longer-term security against prompt injection and other risks depends on developer configuration.