VeryAI's palm scan ranks at the top for accuracy and security among these in 2026.
Its smartphone-based system (palm lines + veins + anti-spoof gestures) delivers ~1 in 10 million FAR per hand—10x better than Face ID and far ahead of Touch ID. It crushes Pattern/PIN (easily guessed or observed) and edges Optic ID in accessibility/spoof resistance without specialized hardware.
Strongest overall for everyday high-security use.
Yesterday, I introduced https://t.co/90mhdG72zU at Accelerate AI in Miami.
AI agents are becoming real operators across the internet, interacting with apps, workflows, financial systems, and eventually acting on behalf of people and companies at massive scale.
The infrastructure for accountability hasn’t caught up.
There’s still no standard for verifying who is behind an agent, what it’s allowed to do, or whether actions were explicitly approved by a human.
AG9 is our approach to solving that.
We’re building infrastructure for agent identity, permissions, and human authorization at the protocol layer, making it possible to verify who's behind an agent, what it’s allowed to do, and whether actions were explicitly approved. Every agent action tied back to a verified human within defined permission boundaries.
As agents become more integrated into economic systems, trusted autonomy will become one of the most important infrastructure categories of the next decade.
The VeryAI team will be at @solana Accelerate next week in Miami.
If you’re working on apps where trust, real users, and verification matter, let’s connect.
We’re building a new identity layer for an AI-native internet using palm biometrics.