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How do I set a payout wallet for agent payments on OneFront?

Updated July 20, 2026

The short answer

To set a payout wallet, open the Profile tab and paste your EVM wallet address into the payout address field — OneFront validates it with an EIP-55 checksum to catch typos before saving. This is the non-custodial destination for future agent payments (like tips or featured-link payments an AI agent might make on someone's behalf); OneFront never holds funds, it just records where a payment should go. It's optional and stays empty until you set it.

OneFront is built for a web where AI agents don't just read pages — they act on them, sometimes including paying a creator on someone's behalf. The payout wallet is where you tell OneFront to send that money, if and when it happens.

Non-custodial by design

The important word is non-custodial. OneFront never holds your funds. The payout address is simply the recorded destination for future agent payments — things like a tip or a featured-link payment an agent might make. When a payment happens, it goes to your address directly, not through a OneFront account. You're setting a forwarding address, not opening a wallet with us.

Why the typo check matters

Paste an EVM address and OneFront validates it with an EIP-55 checksum before saving. That's not bureaucracy — a plain "starts with 0x, 40 characters" check would happily accept a mistyped address, and payments to the wrong address are irreversible. The checksum catches the fat-fingered character before it can cost you. The field is optional and stays empty until you deliberately set it, so nothing is assumed on your behalf.

How to set a payout wallet, step by step

  1. 1Open the Profile tab. Go to Profile in your dashboard, where the payout wallet address field lives with your other settings.
  2. 2Paste your EVM address. Enter your wallet address (an EVM 0x-address). OneFront checks the EIP-55 checksum so a mistyped address won't save.
  3. 3Confirm it validates. A valid address is accepted; an invalid or mistyped one is rejected before it can be saved — money should never go to a typo.
  4. 4Save. Save. Your address is now the recorded destination for future agent payments; OneFront never custodies the funds.

Frequently asked

Does OneFront hold my money?
No. The payout wallet is a non-custodial destination — OneFront only records where a payment should be sent. Funds go directly to your address, not through OneFront.
Why the checksum check?
A plain shape check would accept a mistyped address just as happily as a correct one. The EIP-55 checksum catches typos before you save an address that irreversible payments would later go to.

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