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AgentFi Review 2026: Onchain Agents, Now Inactive

AgentFi was a Blast-based platform for creating and sharing onchain agents. Its homepage now says the service is no longer active.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

DappsAtlas score

—/10

Not rated

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Our verdict on AgentFi

AgentFi was aimed at users interested in building and sharing onchain agents on Blast. Its main appeal was that focus, but the product is no longer active, and the available description gives little detail about how the agents worked. The homepage links to the old app and docs, but does not confirm they still function. Treat AgentFi as a discontinued project rather than a live platform, and avoid interacting with old contracts unless their status and purpose can be verified.

Score breakdown

How AgentFi scores

Security: n/a
Ease of use: n/a
Fees: n/a
Features: n/a

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is AgentFi?

AgentFi was a platform for creating, customizing, and sharing onchain agents, associated with Blast. Its homepage now states that the service is no longer active and links to its old app and documentation.

How AgentFi works

AgentFi described a product for creating, customizing, and sharing onchain agents. It was associated with Blast, but the available description does not explain the agents’ specific functions or how they interacted with onchain contracts.

The homepage now says AgentFi is no longer active. It links to the old app and documentation, but does not confirm that either remains functional.

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Key features

Onchain agents

AgentFi described its product as a way to create, customize, and share onchain agents. The service is now marked inactive.

Pros and cons

What we like

The product had a clear focus on creating and sharing onchain agents.
The homepage still points to the old documentation.

Watch out for

The homepage says AgentFi is no longer active.
Details about how agents worked and what users could do with them are limited.
Fees, team information, and the scope of the listed audits are not stated on the homepage.

AgentFi fees

AgentFi does not publish a fee schedule on its homepage. The site links to the old app and documentation, but does not state whether any fees still apply.

Is AgentFi safe?

AgentFi lists two audits, but the auditors, audited contracts, and reports are not identified here. Details about custody, contract controls, and security incidents are also not published. The homepage says the service is no longer active, so users should be cautious about interacting with old contracts or connecting a wallet to the former app.

4 steps

How to get started with AgentFi

1
Visit the AgentFi homepage and note that it says the service is no longer active.
2
Use the homepage’s link to the old documentation if you want to learn about the former product.
3
Treat the old app as unavailable unless it clearly confirms that it is operational.
4
Do not connect a wallet or approve transactions unless you can verify what the app does and that it is safe to use.

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Who AgentFi is for

AgentFi may interest readers researching the history of onchain-agent projects. It is not a suitable choice for someone looking for an active platform to create or use agents.

AgentFi FAQs

Is AgentFi still active?

No. AgentFi’s homepage says the service is no longer active. It links to the old app and documentation, but does not say that the app still works.

What did AgentFi do?

AgentFi described itself as a platform for creating, customizing, and sharing onchain agents, and was listed on Blast. Specific agent capabilities and current fees are not published.

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