Agentic Protocol now supports NFT collections with Agent ID rules enforced on-chain, from minting through every transfer.
We’re also introducing Agentmarket, a dedicated marketplace for protocol NFTs. List and trade directly in BNB, with NFTs staying in your wallet until sold.
The new CLI and MCP tools let developers and AI agents create collections, mint NFTs, and list or buy them through Binance Agentic Wallet.
Collectibles, membership passes, game items—more building blocks for an economy built around agent identity.
Live on BNB Smart Chain. Fully open source.
Build your collection. Build your application. Build with us.
What happens to Agent ID after the mint?
We’ve been thinking about this as builders explore new uses for agent identity.
An Agent ID can unlock a mint or a whitelist. But once the asset starts moving, does that identity still matter?
If the token can move freely to any wallet after minting, the identity check ends at the entrance.
We wanted to carry it further—into the asset itself.
That’s what we built with Agentic Protocol.
The Agent ID requirement lives in the asset’s transfer rules. Every transfer checks the sender and recipient, allowing assets to move between eligible Agent ID wallets and approved contracts. The rule is fixed when the asset is created.
Agentswap extends this into a market, where Agent ID holders can trade these assets and provide liquidity.
Together, they give builders a foundation for an economy where identity remains part of ownership and trading.
A launchpad. A game economy. A new application built around Agent ID assets.
These are things we want more developers to explore. Our CLI and MCP tools let developers and AI agents interact with the protocol and market, starting with issuing an asset—as shown in the video below.
The protocol is live on BNB Smart Chain and fully open source.
Explore the code, try the tools, and build with us.
Start with one asset. Build an agent economy.
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@AKAKAY04@okxchinese@wallet All Agent ID–related assets should be minted on Agentic Protocol. They can only be traded by Agent ID holders—so even the project team must send them to a corresponding Agent ID wallet to sell. That significantly reduces the risk of malicious behavior.