Comparison / Wallet
Coinbase AgentKit vs Turnkey
MPC open-source toolkit vs TEE-based enterprise wallet infrastructure
wallet
MPC
open source
enterprise
Best for: Developers choosing between fast-start agent tooling and policy-heavy enterprise custody
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Coinbase AgentKit and Turnkey?
Coinbase AgentKit uses MPC custody, is open source, supports Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Solana, and is designed for getting started fast with agent wallets. Turnkey uses TEE-based custody, is not open source, supports Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana, and is designed for enterprise deployments with strict policy rules.
Which is better for getting started fast with agent wallets?
Coinbase AgentKit is better for getting started fast with agent wallets. It is open source, uses MPC custody, and has broader chain support including Base and Arbitrum.
Which is better for enterprise with strict policy rules?
Turnkey is better for enterprise with strict policy rules. It uses TEE-based custody and is specifically designed for enterprise deployments requiring strict policy enforcement.
Can I migrate from Coinbase AgentKit to Turnkey?
Migration between Coinbase AgentKit and Turnkey would require rebuilding your integration, as they use different custody technologies (MPC vs TEE) and have different architectures. There is no documented migration path. You would need to export keys or create new wallets and update your agent's wallet provider configuration.
Are both Coinbase AgentKit and Turnkey free?
Coinbase AgentKit is open source and free to use, though you may incur network transaction fees. Turnkey is a commercial service; pricing is not publicly disclosed and typically requires contacting their sales team for enterprise pricing.