# Brahma Overview

[**Brahma**](https://brahma.fi) is the programmable execution layer for onchain and real-world capital.

It powers two core products:

### 1. Brahma Account (for users)

A non-custodial, programmable crypto account that makes managing and executing onchain actions seamless. Users can interact across supported chains, perform actions like swapping, lending, and bridging, batch transactions in one go.

Beyond execution, Brahma Accounts are programmable. Users can automate recurring actions, rebalance positions, or delegate execution to agents, all while retaining full control of their assets.

### 2. ConsoleKit (for developers)

ConsoleKit is Brahma’s developer platform. It allows builders to launch programmable workflows, automations, and agents without deploying contracts or managing infrastructure.

**ConsoleKit powers:**

* Embedded automations within any app UI
* Programmable agents that act on behalf of users
* Full-stack apps that operate across chains, dApps, and power real world spending
* Programmable credit card tied to onchain positions 

Key components include:

* Policy-bound accounts with execution and access control layers
* Time-and event-based automation triggers
* TypeScript SDK and API 

ConsoleKit is used internally to power Brahma Accounts, and externally by developers to launch new products and agent-powered features.

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Whether you’re a user looking to simplify onchain activity or a developer building the next generation of automated apps, Brahma provides the stack to execute, automate, and scale.
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Live on: Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Berachain, BNB, Optimism, Mode, Blast Swell, Scroll, Sei (limited support).


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