For developers and testing
Free
- Test environment access
- Documentation & SDK
- Limited trial usage
Authority for autonomous agents at the execution boundary
Autonomous systems place trades, call APIs, and move value continuously. zKYC returns standardized ALLOW, DENY, or STEP-UP decisions at the moment of execution, with provable limits and local enforcement.
Agent zKYC
Verifiable agent credentials
<100ms
Runtime decisions
KYA
Delegated autonomy control
Static trust models break
under autonomous execution
Verify once, grant permission, hope it's not abused. That model breaks when execution is continuous and context changes faster than humans can review.
The old way
Verify once at onboarding
Static API keys for agents
Blanket permissions
Manual revocation
Key rotation to revoke
Platform-specific rules
Custodial key management
The zKYC way
Per-action evaluation
Verifiable agent credentials
Delegated autonomy control (KYA)
Time-bound auto-expiring permissions
Instant revocation, no redeployment
Cross-platform portability
Client-controlled enforcement
Four steps, one execution boundary
Integrate at your execution points. Get standardized decisions. Enforce locally.
01
Integrate
Add zKYC hook at execution points. Connect proof sources. Enforcement stays in your control.
02
Request
Agent or user attempts action. Your system calls zKYC with proof and context. No identity data leaves your environment.
03
Decide
zKYC evaluates legitimacy, policy, and context. Returns ALLOW, DENY, or STEP-UP with TTL and a signed decision receipt.
Decision is external. Enforcement stays in your environment.
{"decision":"ALLOW","ttl":300,"sig":"0x…"}04
Enforce
Your system enforces the decision at your boundary. Time-bound permissions expire automatically.
Govern authority, not just identity
AI agents need more than identity. They need scoped, revocable, time-bound authority enforced at the moment of execution.
Agent zKYC
Verifiable Agent Identity
Issue cryptographic credentials to AI agents. Platforms verify agent legitimacy without trusting the deployer’s keys or claims.
Wallet-anchored agent credentials (ERC-8004, X402)
Proof of origin and deployment context
Cross-platform agent verification
Separate from human identity and keys
KYA
Delegated Autonomy Control
Define what agents are allowed to do: scope, limits, ceilings, and time windows. Revoke authority instantly without touching keys.
Scoped permissions per action type
Dynamic risk ceilings and spending limits
Time-bound delegation windows with auto-expiration
Instant revocation across all platforms
Built for autonomous execution at scale
Agent Identity & Authority
Issue verifiable credentials to AI agents. Control what they can do, with what limits, for how long.
Cross-System Portability
Same decision semantics work across APIs, blockchains, and enterprise systems.
Privacy-Preserving Proofs
Decisions made without exposing identity or sensitive data. Privacy by design.
Where execution-time authority matters
For Agents
Agent-to-Agent Commerce
Verify legitimacy before autonomous transactions. Enforce limits at runtime.
For Agents
API & Tool Access
Authorize external service calls at the moment of execution, not just at onboarding.
For Agents
Treasury & Financial Workflows
Govern refunds, payouts, and spending decisions before money moves.
For Enterprise
Enterprise Approvals
Apply runtime policy to high-consequence actions across internal systems.
For Agents
Agent-to-Agent Commerce
Verify legitimacy before autonomous transactions. Enforce limits at runtime.
For Agents
API & Tool Access
Authorize external service calls at the moment of execution, not just at onboarding.
For Agents
Treasury & Financial Workflows
Govern refunds, payouts, and spending decisions before money moves.
For Enterprise
Enterprise Approvals
Apply runtime policy to high-consequence actions across internal systems.
Start with one corridor. Scale to production authority.
Flexible pricing for experimentation, production rollouts, and enterprise governance.
For teams going live
Custom
- One named corridor
- Integration support
- Policy design
- Pilot success criteria
For large-scale deployments
Custom
- Multi-corridor rollout
- Architecture review
- Custom policy constraints
- Dedicated support
Ready to build with execution-time authority?
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