Quack AI wallet

What is Quack AI (Q)?

A one-letter ticker is easy to remember and just as easy to confuse, so start with what Q actually is. Quack AI builds a governance layer for AI agents: on-chain rules and policy checks that decide what an autonomous agent may do with funds and contracts, plus a relay system built around the x402 sign-to-pay standard, where a user or agent signs a request and a facilitator submits it, so the payer does not need to hold gas for that action. Q is the governance and utility token of that system, used for governance, delegating decisions to agents and access to its tooling rather than daily spending.

For a holder the practical points are these. Q exists on more than one EVM network, and the balance on one is not the balance on the other: Q sent over Ethereum arrives as Ethereum Q, Q sent over BNB Smart Chain arrives as BNB Smart Chain Q, and moving between the two takes a bridge, not a plain transfer. Fees are paid in the native coin of the network you send from, ETH on one side and BNB on the other, so a small amount of that coin needs to sit next to the token. The gasless mechanics of x402 apply inside Quack AI's own flows, not to an ordinary wallet transfer of Q. And because the symbol is a single letter, check the token name and network rather than the ticker when adding or receiving it: unrelated tokens also trade under Q.

Supported networks in Tangem (2): Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain.

In the Tangem app the Ethereum Q and the BNB Smart Chain Q are two separate entries, and a transfer goes out from whichever one you open, so the network is a visible choice rather than an assumed default; matching it to what the recipient expects is still on you, since an address reads the same on both. A token that lives on two chains and is meant to be held, not traded daily, sits well in a card whose key never leaves it.