What works today
Every capability on Arc mainnet and Arc testnet, generated from Kawase's capability registry when this site is built.
This page is generated from the code. Kawase keeps one capability registry (packages/config/src/capabilities.ts): the
app reads it to decide what to offer, and the agent reads it before it proposes anything. The docs import the same
registry when the site is built, so they cannot promise more than the app does.
- Available: shipped and offered on that network.
- Coming: part of the product plan, not shipped yet. Areas of the plan that the registry does not list yet are shown as coming as well.
- Not on this network: by design (for example, test money exists only on testnet).
| Capability | Arc mainnet | Arc testnet |
|---|---|---|
| Send money | Available | Available |
| Request money | Available | Available |
| Payment links | Available | Available |
| Contacts | Available | Available |
| Swap USDC and EURC | Available | Available |
| Any token on Arc | Coming | Coming |
| Meme coins | Coming | Coming |
| Long and short (perps) | Coming | Coming |
| Buy with Apple Pay or card | Coming | Coming |
| Bridge to and from Arc | Available | Available |
| Withdraw anywhere | Coming | Coming |
| Earn yield | Available | Available |
| Borrow | Coming | Coming |
| Automations | Available | Available |
| Pay for services (x402) | Available | Available |
| Voice | Available | Available |
| Test money | Not on this network | Available |
| Export your wallet | Coming | Coming |
What each capability covers
A capability being available doesn't mean every variation of it works. The registry also says, precisely, what runs today and what doesn't yet — the agent uses the same text to answer "can you…?" honestly.
Send money
What runs today
- USDC and EURC on Arc to a saved contact, a Kawase @handle or an address the person types
- inside the daily allowance it goes at once; above it, to a new address over the threshold or to a look-alike address, the person confirms with Face ID (an email code on the web)
Not yet
- sending to someone on another chain
- split bills and batch payouts
- scanning a QR code to pay
Request money
What runs today
- a payment request with a shareable link, in USDC or EURC; marked paid by a Kawase send or a matching plain transfer
Not yet
- invoices with reference matching
- business profiles
Swap USDC and EURC
What runs today
- USDC ↔ EURC on Arc through Circle's App Kit, with a quote, a guaranteed minimum and one Face ID
Not yet
- other tokens
- token safety checks and the person's own token rules
- limit orders, DCA and price-triggered swaps
- charts
Bridge to and from Arc
What runs today
- USDC from Arc to the person's own address on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon or Avalanche, through Circle CCTP with Circle's forwarder (about a minute)
- other providers (LI.FI on both networks; Relay and deBridge on mainnet) are quoted for comparison only; CCTP is the route Kawase executes
Not yet
- executing another provider's route even when it is cheaper
- bridging into Arc
- sending to someone else on another chain
- recovering a stuck transfer
Earn yield
What runs today
- depositing USDC into and withdrawing from Morpho vaults listed by Circle's App Kit Earn on Arc (mock vaults on Arc Testnet)
Not yet
- other yield protocols
- rewards
- depositing from another chain
Automations
What runs today
- scheduled sends of a fixed amount of USDC or EURC to one saved recipient, every day, week (on a weekday) or month (on day 1–28), bounded on chain to that recipient and amount per period
- Auto-save: keep an amount ready in the wallet and move the rest into the person's own vault savings, topping the wallet up when it drops below; checked daily and whenever money arrives, bounded on chain to the wallet and its own savings
- rules: when the balance goes above or drops below an amount, or when money arrives (optionally from someone, or at least an amount) — bridge USDC to the person's own address on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon or Avalanche (route fee bounded on chain), save it into their own vault, or alert them; amounts: what is above a line, a share of the money that arrived, or a fixed amount; balance rules fire once per crossing
- listing, pausing, resuming, skipping the next run and cancelling (with a revoke on chain)
Not yet
- rules that send to someone else, swap, or act on a price (price-triggered swaps, DCA)
- payroll and multi-step rules
- practice mode (what a rule would have done)
- editing an automation in place (cancel and set it up again for now)
Pay for services (x402)
What runs today
- finding paid services in Circle's x402 catalog on Arc (web search and news, prediction-market odds, DefiLlama yields and prices, stock prices, data enrichment) and paying for one call from the person's own agent wallet, within a daily budget and a per-call cap they set
- both payment rails: Circle Gateway nanopayments (most listings) and plain EIP-3009 USDC
- the Agent wallet page: balance (in Gateway and on hand), top up from the Kawase wallet under a capped grant, return to the wallet, budget, categories, blocked sellers, history
- on testnet, Kawase's own demo seller (Circle's catalog has no testnet listings)
Not yet
- buying with Apple Pay straight into the agent wallet
- refunds from sellers
- subscriptions or streaming payments
Voice
What runs today
- talking to Kawase on iPhone and Android in your language: it hears you, answers aloud, and puts the same cards on your screen as chat
- one conversation: what you said by voice is in the chat thread, and typing picks it up
- a send by voice is ready on its card and waits for your tap (Face ID / fingerprint), even inside the daily allowance
Not yet
- voice in the web app (typing works there)
- choosing Kawase's voice or speed