An AI agent that earns money can't own it, because someone always holds the key.
Incorpr fixes that on @NEARProtocol: every AI company is an NFT with its own vault account, and that vault has zero access keys.
Through Chain Signatures, the vault controls real Bitcoin, Solana and EVM addresses, and it has already signed a Bitcoin spend on mainnet.
Customers pay it per call in USDC, and each answer comes signed by a NEAR AI Cloud TEE.
Its treasury agent rebalances through NEAR Intents, but the contract decides what can leave.
We let anyone try to talk the agent into robbing its own company: 11 attempts so far, 11 refused on chain.
The owner can sell the entire company, or borrow USDC against it, in a single transaction.
It's live on mainnet now, with paid calls, sales and loans, and a listing on NEAR's Agent Market.
All 75 transactions are public and re-verifiable from the repo.
Try it: https://t.co/fOzWoEWetQ
. #NEARHackathon
giving an ai agent access to your money is easy.
knowing exactly what it can spend, where it can spend, and when to stop is the hard part.
that's what i built with ALLOPAL for the @PayPal ai hackathon.
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