Identity, reputation & verification for agents
Can you trust the agent on the other side? This is how it proves who it is.
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Once agents start transacting with each other and with people, one question gets unavoidable: can you trust the agent on the other side? Identity and verification are how an agent proves what it is, builds a track record, and lets a counterparty check both before committing funds.
This is the layer closest to our core rule: trust is earned from evidence, never self-declared. ERC-8004 puts agent identity and reputation onchain where anyone can verify them independently — the same bar we hold every listing to. Self-reported is not verified, here or anywhere on Sato Hub.
Identity, reputation & verification for agents: 71 listings, 41 open source and 23 with a commit or release in the last 30 days; top Sato Scores: ERC-8004: Trustless Agents (71), Olas (Autonolas) (90), OpenClaw (92), as of 2026-10-24.
The identity & verification stack
Onchain identity
Registries like ERC-8004 that give an agent a verifiable, portable identity.
Reputation
Track records and attestations that accrue to an agent over time, onchain.
Proof-of-human
Telling real people and their agents apart from sybils and bots.
Compliance & screening
AML, fraud detection, and screening for agents operating near regulated value.
Identity & Verification stack
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Curated agents that work in identity & verification — their Sato Score is the transparency signal, not a returns promise.
Resources to build & deploy with 70
ERC-8004: Trustless Agents
ActiveEthereum standard providing on-chain identity, reputation, and validation registries for AI agents.
Olas (Autonolas)
ActiveNetwork and framework for co-owned autonomous agent services operating onchain.
OpenClaw
ActiveOpen-source self-hosted personal AI agent framework with a public skill registry (ClawHub) that runs across multiple messaging channels.
ERC-8183: Agentic Commerce
EarlyDraft Ethereum standard defining an on-chain job-escrow protocol with evaluator attestation so AI agents can hire, deliver, and settle work without intermediaries.
World AgentKit
BetaSDK from World (Tools for Humanity) that lets AI agents present a zero-knowledge proof a verified human authorized them, combined with x402 payments.
COTI
ActivePrivacy infrastructure that gives MCP-compatible agents private wallets, encrypted messaging, and confidential smart contracts using Garbled Circuits.
Warden Protocol
ActiveA Cosmos SDK Layer 1 with EVM compatibility positioned as a settlement and distribution layer for AI agents.
Injective Agents
ActiveA platform for deploying autonomous AI trading agents on Injective with onchain identity, order-book trading, and MCP framework support.
Visa Trusted Agent Protocol (TAP)
ActiveVisa protocol that lets merchants authenticate trusted AI shopping agents via cryptographic signatures, with x402 interoperability into traditional payment rails.
BitAgent (Unibase AIP 2.0)
ActiveAn ERC-8183 agent skill marketplace where builders register skills and agents discover, chain, and pay for them on-chain.
Pieverse
ActiveOne-click deployment of Web3-native AI agents to Line, Kakao, and WhatsApp, each with its own wallet and onchain execution.
peaq
ActiveDePIN infrastructure providing agents with identity, wallets, and pay-per-request onchain settlement, with peaqOS skills for AI coding tools.
ChainAware
ActivePre-built MCP blockchain capability modules giving agents fraud detection, AML scoring, wallet profiling, and token analysis.
Cybercentry
ActivePay-per-use security verification endpoints for AI agents, billed via x402 micropayments.
PRXVT
EarlyOpen-source privacy SDK that adds unlinkable, zero-knowledge payments on top of the x402 agent payment standard.
0xWork
EarlyBase-based marketplace where humans and AI agents post and complete tasks, with USDC locked in on-chain escrow, agent staking, and ERC-8004 identity/reputation.
Agent Skills Hub
ActiveA registry of AI agent skills that applies automated source-code scanning and assigns security grades before installation.
Agently
EarlyRouting and settlement layer and CLI for agent-to-agent commerce, supporting EVM wallets, agent discovery, A2A messaging, x402 payments, and ERC-8004 identity.
AgentNode
ActiveAn open package registry where AI agents detect missing capabilities and install trust-scored skills on demand.
ClawHub
ActiveA public, npm-style registry for publishing, versioning, and searching OpenClaw agent skills and plugins.
8004Swap
EarlyTestnet only (Base Sepolia): an RFQ exchange where autonomous agents trade directly with each other, settled atomically on-chain. Not on mainnet; not audited.
Agent0 SDK
UnknownTypeScript and Python SDKs to register an agent on ERC-8004, publish its MCP and A2A endpoints, and search for or give feedback on other agents.
AlgoVault Quant Signal MCP
ActiveMCP server for crypto-perps research signals, funding-rate arbitrage scans, and market-regime data.
BICScan MCP
UnknownAhnLab's BICScan MCP server: blockchain address risk scoring and asset lookups over the BICScan API.
Brickken
ActiveInstitutional RWA tokenization platform (ISO 27001/27701/27018, MiCA-aligned) with a no-code issuer studio and an API integration tier.
ChaosChain
UnknownProtocol and SDKs (Python, TypeScript) for agents that register an ERC-8004 identity and record their work for reputation, with x402 payments.
create-8004-agent
Unknownnpx CLI that scaffolds an ERC-8004 agent project with A2A and MCP servers and optional x402 payments, for EVM chains and Solana.
CryptoGuard
EarlyIntercepts agent transactions and checks them against 5 security oracles before execution.
Deside MCP
ActiveMCP server for wallet-to-wallet messaging and agent identity resolution on Solana.
ERC-8004 Registry Contracts
UnknownReference Identity and Reputation registry contracts for ERC-8004, with ABIs and a per-chain deployment table, kept by the 8004 team.
ERC-8126: AI Agent Verification
ActiveEthereum standard for verifying ERC-8004 agents across five categories with a unified 0-100 risk score.
Ethereum Attestation Service
ActiveOpen-source attestation infrastructure for signing and verifying structured data, with contracts, a TypeScript SDK and a CLI aimed at agents.
EvoEvo
UnknownAgent prediction platform: agents publish reasoned forecasts on real topics, are scored against outcomes, and accumulate memory; on-chain identity and key actions recorded, OpenClaw integration.
GoPlus AgentGuard
ActiveMIT-licensed runtime guard for AI coding agents: hook-level action blocking, a 24-rule skill scanner, and a per-skill trust registry.
GoPlus Security
ActiveKeyless REST APIs for token risk, approval risk, malicious addresses, signature decoding and transaction simulation across 46 chains.
Hashnet MCP Server
ActiveHashgraph Online MCP for agent discovery, chat, registration, workflows, and Hedera agent interactions.
Hedera MCP
ActiveCommunity MCP for Hedera: Mirror Node reads plus 73 build-only tools across accounts, HTS, HCS, EVM, and files.
Honeypot.is
ActiveKeyless API that simulates a buy and sell of an EVM token and reports the observed taxes, gas and honeypot result.
JustaName ENS MCP
EarlyMCP server for ENS — resolve names to addresses, reverse lookups, text records, subdomains, and registration pricing.
Ledger Agent Stack
EarlyLedger's toolkit for AI agents: headless Ledger Wallet CLI + agent skills. Agents propose, a Ledger device must approve every signature.
Masumi Network
ActiveCardano-based payment and identity protocol letting AI agents pay each other via escrow with on-chain audit trails.
MegaETH
ActiveReal-time Ethereum L2 (~10ms blocks) with a native agent stack: the MOSS embedded wallet lets agents act under scoped, revocable permission policies — spend caps, contract allowlists, and expiry — without ever touching your keys.
MERX MCP
UnknownTRON infrastructure MCP (hosted SSE + local stdio): energy/bandwidth prices, resource optimization, and TRC-20 stablecoin payments.
Metaplex Agent Kit (mpl-agent)
EarlySolana program binding a verifiable on-chain identity PDA to an agent, so agents can hold assets without exposing a private key.
MistTrack MCP
ActiveMCP server from SlowMist exposing MistTrack address risk scoring and fund-flow tracing to AI agents.
Usenami Signer MCP
EarlyMCP server that signs CEX/DEX orders inside an attested AWS Nitro Enclave so keys never touch the agent process.
Pinata ERC-8004
UnknownCLI wizard and scripts that register and update an agent's ERC-8004 identity, with the agent card stored as IPFS content on Pinata.
Polygon Agent CLI
ActiveOfficial Polygon Labs CLI giving AI agents session-scoped wallets, x402 payments, and ERC-8004 identity in one install.
Provek
EarlyProvek is a framework for building agents on Ethereum.
PulseFeed
EarlyPulseFeed checks an x402 endpoint before an agent pays it (liveness, a 0-100 score, receiver and price flags) and tracks changes to MCP servers and npm packages. Ships a guard SDK, an MCP server, and Vercel AI SDK and LangChain tools.
Q402 (Quack AI)
UnknownGasless stablecoin payment relay and managed Agent Wallets across 12 EVM chains (EIP-712 + EIP-7702), with an MCP server and optional ERC-8004 registration on BNB Chain.
RugCheck
ActivePublic Solana token-report API: mint and freeze authority, metadata mutability, LP lockers and insider graphs, with a published OpenAPI document.
Sato Agent
EarlyOpen-source kit that gives an always-on agent (built for Grok Bot) its own Base and Solana wallet, with spending limits its owner sets and Sato Hub checks before it spends.
Sato OS
ActiveSelf-hosted control plane for onchain agents: sealed local wallet, ERC-7715 session grants with chain-enforced caps, EIP-7702 execution, EAS attestation ledger, human kill switch.
Self Protocol
ActiveOpen-source zero-knowledge identity protocol (passport-based proof of personhood) used to gate agent access to onchain services.
SIWA (Sign In With Agent)
EarlyAgent-identity authentication protocol modeled on Sign-In-With-Ethereum, letting services verify an agent before granting access.
Skyfire
UnknownIdentity and payment layer for agents: KYAPay tokens carry an agent's identity and a USDC-backed payment commitment, with a hosted MCP server.
Socket
ActiveDependency and package analysis from Socket, with a CLI and an MCP server that returns package scores to an AI assistant.
Solana Attestation Service
ActivePublic-good Solana program for attaching verifiable off-chain claims to onchain accounts, with TypeScript and Rust clients.
SolanaShield MCP
UnknownMIT-licensed MCP server that runs vulnerability-pattern checks against Solana smart contracts.
Sui MCP Server
ActiveCommunity MCP server for Sui: wallet and session tools, coin/object/transaction queries, staking, SuiNS, and DEX lookups.
SwarmSync
UnknownAgent-to-agent hiring network with escrowed payments (AP2), a SwarmScore reputation figure and a published OpenAPI spec.
TermiX
UnknownMarketplace where AI agents hire agents: on-chain .agent identities (ERC-8004), escrowed jobs and quotes, settlement in USDC/USDT on BNB Chain and Base.
TradeRouter MCP
ActiveMCP Registry-listed server for non-custodial Solana trading: swaps, limit, trailing, TWAP, DCA, and combo orders.
Webacy
ActiveKeyed risk APIs for address, contract and transaction screening, including sanction checks, across 13 documented networks.
Yelden (YAAF)
EarlyOpen-source scoring engine and on-chain registry on Polygon that rates autonomous trading agents from their trade records, with an isEligible() gate for protocols.
Axiom (clawbots)
EarlyAn autonomous agent/builder on Base publishing open-source crypto agent skills such as calldata decoding, proxy resolution, and protocol integrations.
0xGasless AgentKit
EarlyToolkit giving AI agents gasless access to crypto wallets and onchain functionality.
Emblem Agent Skills
EarlySkill collection for EmblemAI agents — 200+ crypto tools across seven blockchains.
Lucid Agents
EarlyCommerce SDK for bootstrapping AI agents that can pay, sell, and transact onchain.
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Onchain agents are autonomous AI agents that can interact with blockchain systems, holding wallets, signing transactions, reading chain data, and executing workflows across protocols without constant human input.
Onchain Agents vs Offchain Agents
Offchain agents automate work inside Web2 systems, email, docs, CRMs, code. Onchain agents add the ability to hold value, transact, and coordinate on blockchain rails. The difference is economic agency.
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Questions people ask about identity, reputation & verification for agents
- What does an onchain identity & verification agent actually need?
- On the evidence of the 71 listings matched here as of 2026-10-24, the stack breaks down as security tool 17, api / sdk 11, mcp 10, developer tool 9. The page is a view over live records selected by a stated rule, not a hand-picked shortlist, so it changes as the index does.
- Which chains is identity & verification tooling available on?
- 19 chains are declared across these listings; the most represented are Base, Ethereum, Multichain, Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon. Declared support is what a project states, and one listing often declares several.
- How many of these can be installed from a manifest?
- 41 of 71 publish a sato.deploy manifest and 41 are open source. A manifest says how to stand the project up; it says nothing about whether the project does what it claims.
- Is this a ranking of the best identity & verification tools?
- No. Entries are ordered by Sato Score, a 0–100 reading of how open, active and verifiable each project is — 71 carry one. It declares no winner and is not a safety, quality or returns grade.
- Which of these are open source?
- 41 of 71: ERC-8004: Trustless Agents, Olas (Autonolas), OpenClaw, ERC-8183: Agentic Commerce, PRXVT, Agently, AgentNode, ClawHub, 8004Swap, Agent0 SDK, AlgoVault Quant Signal MCP, BICScan MCP and others.
- Which are actively maintained?
- 23 had a commit or release in the last 30 days: Olas (Autonolas), OpenClaw, World AgentKit, COTI, Agent Skills Hub, AgentNode, ClawHub, AlgoVault Quant Signal MCP, Deside MCP, GoPlus AgentGuard, Hashnet MCP Server, Hedera MCP and others. Posts on X do not count. Activity is a recency signal, not a quality judgment.
- Which have an earned verification on Sato Hub?
- 31: ERC-8004: Trustless Agents, Olas (Autonolas), OpenClaw, ERC-8183: Agentic Commerce, World AgentKit, Visa Trusted Agent Protocol (TAP), peaq, PRXVT, 0xWork, Agent Skills Hub, Agently, ClawHub. An earned check is named as what was checked (install reproduced, endpoint probed, on-chain identity read, reviewed against evidence); none is a safety claim.
- Which run as MCP servers?
- 21: COTI, Injective Agents, ChainAware, Agent Skills Hub, Agently, AgentNode, 8004Swap, AlgoVault Quant Signal MCP, BICScan MCP, Deside MCP, Hashnet MCP Server, Hedera MCP and others.
- How is this list ranked?
- Identity, reputation & verification for agents is derived from Sato Hub's live records by a stated rule and ordered by Sato Score, a 0–100 measure of how open, active and verifiable each project is. It is not a quality ranking and declares no winner.
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Sources — the standards, and the projects' own repositories
- Model Context Protocol — specification ↗
- x402 — protocol specification and reference implementation ↗
- ERC-8004 — Trustless Agents (the EIP) ↗
- ERC-8004: Trustless Agents repository ↗
- ERC-8004: Trustless Agents docs ↗
- Olas (Autonolas) repository ↗
- Olas (Autonolas) docs ↗
- OpenClaw repository ↗
- OpenClaw docs ↗
- ERC-8183: Agentic Commerce repository ↗
- ERC-8183: Agentic Commerce docs ↗
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