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Ecosystem

Eight components, one system. Each card says what it is, why it belongs, who pays for it, and lets you try it. Every try-it writes receipts into the same log as the tour.

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Wallet Surface

The distribution surface. Every wallet we arm routes its actions through the verdict path. We arm wallets, we never build or custody them; keys are rented from Turnkey, Privy, Coinbase CDP or Crossmint.

who pays: agent builders and wallet providers, per agent per month
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The On-chain Lock

The second lock. The chain refuses any transaction without a valid signed receipt for exactly that calldata.

who pays: nobody separately; the lock is included in the Enforce subscription and is the guarantee that subscription sells
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MCP Tool Guard

Where we cannot instrument the venue (the Binance Agent OS class), we instrument the agent. Tool definitions are pinned by hash at approval; every call gets a verdict and a receipt, no venue permission needed.

who pays: platforms and fleets, per agent
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Agent Passport

Identity with history. ERC-8004 identity plus KYA plus a reputation score computed only from enforced verdicts, never from ratings anyone can farm.

who pays: counterparties and platforms, per issuance and per check
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Counterparty Registry

The whitelist with teeth. Before value moves, the other side is checked against the shared graph; a flagged counterparty turns into a DENY, not a warning.

who pays: counterparties and consortium members
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Fleet Control Tower

One policy across an organisation, and a stop button whose firing is itself provable.

who pays: enterprises and institutions, per fleet
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Label Pipeline and the Corpus

The ground truth factory. Agent security has no natural chargeback, so we manufacture one: every receipt is stamped with exactly one of five outcome labels, and the labelled corpus is what trains the watchdog and prices the risk.

who pays: nobody directly. this is the asset the other seven cards feed
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Insurance and the Loss Dataset

The end of the assurance chain: insurable. Insurers currently price agent risk with no loss data at all; the de-identified labelled corpus is the accident book they will price from.

who pays: insurers and underwriters, data licence