VaultPilot FAQs

Question 1

Which blockchains and DeFi protocols are supported by VaultPilot?

Accepted Answer

VaultPilot supports cross-chain portfolio aggregation and DeFi interactions on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Base, and TRON. Key supported protocols include Aave V3, Compound V3, Morpho Blue, Uniswap V3 LP, Lido, EigenLayer, and LiFi for efficient swaps/bridges.

Question 2

What tasks can an AI agent perform using VaultPilot?

Accepted Answer

AI agents can provide unified cross-chain portfolio views, track DeFi positions (lending, borrowing, LP, staking), offer automated health-factor alerts, prepare transactions for DeFi actions, token transfers, swaps/bridges, and assess protocol security, all for your final approval on Ledger.

Question 3

What is VaultPilot?

Accepted Answer

VaultPilot is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to empower AI agents (like Claude, Cursor) to intelligently manage your self-custodial crypto and DeFi portfolio across multiple blockchains. All proposed transactions are securely signed on your Ledger hardware wallet.

Question 4

How does VaultPilot ensure the security of my crypto assets?

Accepted Answer

Security is paramount. VaultPilot requires a Ledger hardware wallet for all transaction signing. Your private keys never leave your device, and every transaction is presented in a human-readable format for your explicit approval, ensuring you maintain full self-custody. It also includes protocol risk assessment features.

Question 5

Is VaultPilot a replacement for my existing crypto wallet?

Accepted Answer

No, VaultPilot is an agent-driven portfolio management tool, not a wallet replacement. It provides the intelligence layer for AI agents to interact with your assets, but your Ledger hardware wallet remains your primary tool for securing private keys and approving transactions.

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