Manus 2.0 gives agents a phone number, a wallet and group chats
09/30/2026 — 10/02, 23:54·1 sources·1 reports
Story overview
On September 30, 2026, QbitAI reported that Manus 2.0 has been released. The headline states that Manus 2.0 gives Agents a phone number and a wallet, and also allows them to be pulled into a group chat. The summary says the main changes are that Agents are equipped with a phone number and a wallet, and that multiple Agents can be added to a group chat to work together. The original excerpt quoted in the report reads, "Give the Agent a phone number, then pull it into a group chat."
The available material does not specify how the phone number or wallet is provided, what the wallet can be used for, how the group chat is created or managed, whether there is a limit on the number of Agents, or any pricing, availability, or regional details. It also does not include further statements from Manus or other parties. At this stage, the confirmed development is that Manus 2.0 has launched with these two described capabilities. No additional timeline or follow-up information is present in the material.
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Latest turnManus 2.0 is out, giving each agent a phone number and a wallet and letting multiple agents work together in a group chat.
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Manus 2.0 is out, giving each agent a phone number and a wallet and letting multiple agents work together in a group chat.
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