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Sato Bot

Your Grok Bot as an onchain agent. Trade, pay, buy, & more.

Sato Bot gives your Grok Bot its own wallet. It buys and sells any token, buys gift cards and eSIMs, pays for APIs, sends tokens, and moves funds between its own chains. Runs on Base, Solana, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon. Works inside limits you set, checked in the code before it signs. Shows the price and fee first. Checks tokens, recipients and a tool’s build before it acts. Free to add, set up in a few minutes. Open source (MIT).

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Amateo, founder of Sato Hub. I spent years as a CMO and marketer, driving growth for products with millions of users. Lately I’ve been all-in on building AI agents and trying to create a simple way to have them operate onchain. I kept hitting the same walls: agents struggle to spend real money. Crypto agents can solve that, but they’re hard to set up, they live in developer tools like Claude Code, Codex or Hermes, and they’re hard to trust. I wanted something simple. Grok Bot made that possible. Introducing Sato Bot. It gives your Grok Bot its own wallet and turns it into an onchain agent. You add the bot, set two limits (per transaction and per day), fund its wallet, and you’re set! Then your Grok Bot can trade coins, buy gift cards and pay for things, all just by chatting with it. Buy & trade coins: give it a contract address or a link and it shows you the token before it buys. Pay & buy: gift cards, eSIMs and phone top-ups, all paid from its own wallet. Send: send tokens to friends. Bridge: move funds between chains, always to its own wallet. Sato Bot runs on Base, Solana, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon. One bot for every chain, or one bot per chain. You set the limits: they’re checked in the code before anything is signed. You fund it: no exchange accounts to connect. Just fund its own wallet. Private keys: stored on your Grok Bot’s own computer, never sent to Sato Hub. Signing: Sato Bot signs its own transactions inside your limits, or asks you before every payment if you prefer. Try Sato Bot for free: https://x.ai/bot/cq54pSXe9KJwaDc... Prefer one chain? There’s a bot per chain at satohub.ai/grok-bots. Don’t have Grok Bot? The same open-source kit runs anywhere with Node: npm install github:satohubai/sato-agent#v0.5.1, then sato-agent init and sato-agent token to see a token card, with no funds needed. Under the hood it runs the Sato Agent kit, open source (MIT): github.com/satohubai/sato-agent What it costs: Sato Bot is free. There’s no subscription from us. Swaps carry a small fee shown before each trade, moving funds between chains costs 0.25% plus the bridge’s network fee, and sends just cost network gas. Grok Bot itself comes with X’s paid subscriptions; if you don’t have it, the kit above runs on its own. I’d love your honest feedback, especially from anyone who’s tried giving an agent a wallet. What else would you like Sato Bot to do?

About Sato Bot on Product Hunt

“Your Grok Bot as an onchain agent. Trade, pay, buy, & more.”

Sato Bot was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #414 on the daily leaderboard. Sato Bot gives your Grok Bot its own wallet. It buys and sells any token, buys gift cards and eSIMs, pays for APIs, sends tokens, and moves funds between its own chains. Runs on Base, Solana, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon. Works inside limits you set, checked in the code before it signs. Shows the price and fee first. Checks tokens, recipients and a tool’s build before it acts. Free to add, set up in a few minutes. Open source (MIT).

On the analytics side, Sato Bot competes within Crypto, Artificial Intelligence, GitHub and Cryptocurrency — topics that collectively have 568.6k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Sato Bot performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.

Who hunted Sato Bot?

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