
Start with permissioned context
Bluwhale gives financial agents context from data the user authorizes. Start with the records needed to answer one question and grant access for that task.
AI AGENTS FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES
Explore financial AI agents through Bluprint's creation, testing and store workflow. Start with a research task, review a showcased wallet-monitoring example and define the data and permissions your financial-services use case would need.

BUILT WITH BLUWHALE
Bluwhale combines financial context, developer tools and specialized agents. Use Bluprint to build a focused workflow, such as a research brief that links back to its sources.

Bluwhale gives financial agents context from data the user authorizes. Start with the records needed to answer one question and grant access for that task.

Bring a concrete use case to the platform: explain a financial view, monitor a condition or support a defined action. Scope the tools and authority around that task so the user experience has a clear purpose.

Bluwhale combines developer resources with an Agent Store distribution path. Teams can consider how the agent will be built, tested and delivered as parts of the same project.
BUILT WITH BLUPRINT
On October 16, 2026, we asked a Bluprint research agent for a BTC and ETH news brief. Read its response below and follow the links to the original reports.

SAMPLE BANK PILOT
Use these sample bank records to test a balance explanation. Give the agent the opening balance and posted transactions, then check whether its answer reconciles to the closing balance.
Expected explanation: the account increased by USD 220 because of the deposit and payment. Use one currency and reporting period, with no other transactions. Require references to the input records, then remove a record and check that the answer identifies the incomplete data.
Before testing, confirm the data path and enforce read-only access in the integration. Plan the pilot or discuss this account-explanation workflow with Bluwhale.
THE BLUPRINT JOURNEY
The official tutorials describe choosing a template, configuring an agent, testing it and preparing a store listing. Creating an agent and making it publicly available are separate stages.
Sign in, open Bluprint and select Create Agent. Choose the category and template that match your task.
Answer the setup questions, customize the instructions and review the summary before creating the agent.
Ask the agent a question and compare its response with the task you defined. The linked research guide adds source and date checks for its worked example.
For public distribution, prepare the store listing, review BLUAI credit requirements and submit for review. Confirm the current terms, review outcome and public listing in your account.
From configuration to public distribution
Based on the official Bluwhale tutorials linked above. Check current product requirements before submission.
PRACTICAL USE CASES
Choose the workflow that matches your goal. The research guide walks through a source-linked news brief. The videos show wallet monitoring and how to interact with a specialized agent.
Follow the BTC and ETH research workflow from the original request to the agent’s brief. Open its source links and compare each publication date with the reporting window.
The official Create Your Own Agent video showcases tracking whale wallets and flagging large movements. Define which wallets and events matter, then test the actual alert behavior and permissions in your selected agent.
The Interact with AI Agents video shows how to add an agent and ask about USDC staking. Review the agent’s permissions, fees and protocol risks before deciding whether to act.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Understand the workflow and choose your next step with Bluwhale.
Build a research agent in Bluprint, explore the wallet-monitoring tutorial or use an agent for a focused financial question. For an institutional pilot, start with one authorized data source and one output your team can reconcile.
Yes. Open the Bluprint guide to see the question we gave a public-news agent, the brief it returned and the dated sources behind its answer.
No. A financial product team remains responsible for its own service design, applicable obligations and operational controls. Discuss the required evidence and integration requirements with Bluwhale as part of the project.
Bring the user journey, required financial sources, expected output and any actions the agent may take. This gives Bluwhale’s team a concrete basis for discussing technical fit and the development path.
EXPLORE BLUWHALE
YOUR NEXT STEP
Choose one account explanation and one reporting window. Bring the opening balance, posted records, source timestamps and required read permissions. A reviewer should be able to reproduce the closing balance and see a missing-record warning when an input is removed. Use the pilot guide to define the trial before discussing integration.