OutLayer

1 day ago

@orenyomtov @ekuzyakov @fast_near Hi! DMs are open

about 2 months ago

@NEARProtocol Agents need proof, not promises. Intel TDX enclaves + on-chain attestation so every execution is verifiable by default. NEAR gets it 🤝

about 2 months ago

@NEARDevHub Every agent decision, TEE-proven. Every secret, encrypted with NEAR MPC Network. That's what "Verifiable OS for Agents" actually means in practice. Appreciate the signal boost @NEARDevHub 🤝

2 months ago

Docs: https://t.co/YnX9OoaxDc Skill: https://t.co/1ZIc429v7J More details: https://t.co/FkFaX6wqjk

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2 months ago

Deterministic Wallets are live. Any NEAR account can now create custody wallets for users with a single signature - no secrets stored, no custody risk. Keys never leave the TEE. Full docs 👇

2 months ago

OutLayer's agent custody just got a major upgrade. Any NEAR account can now spin up wallets for its users on the fly - deterministically, from a single signature. No key management. No database. No custody risk. Your NEAR account derives everything. How it works: you sign a request with your NEAR key + a user seed (any string - user ID, email hash, task name). Same account + same seed = same wallet every time. The wallet lives inside a TEE - keys never leave the enclave. You create wallets for your users but never hold their keys. What every wallet gets out of the box: - Multi-chain addresses (NEAR, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Solana, Bitcoin) via NEAR MPC - Gasless swaps via NEAR Intents - Cross-chain deposits - Policy engine - spending limits, allowed actions, freeze thresholds - On-chain attestation Key rotation is native to NEAR's account model. Leaked key? Remove it from your NEAR account - all wallets and sub-agents keep working. No migration. Your entire swarm of agents stays intact. Sub-agents get simple Bearer tokens - zero crypto libraries needed. Parent sets policy in TEE. Enforced at hardware level. Docs and skills -> @out_layer

zacodil's tweet photo. OutLayer's agent custody just got a major upgrade. Any NEAR account can now spin up wallets for its users on the fly - deterministically, from a single signature. No key management. No database. No custody risk. Your NEAR account derives everything.

How it works: you sign a request with your NEAR key + a user seed (any string - user ID, email hash, task name). Same account + same seed = same wallet every time. The wallet lives inside a TEE - keys never leave the enclave. You create wallets for your users but never hold their keys.

What every wallet gets out of the box:
- Multi-chain addresses (NEAR, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Solana, Bitcoin) via NEAR MPC
- Gasless swaps via NEAR Intents
- Cross-chain deposits
- Policy engine - spending limits, allowed actions, freeze thresholds
- On-chain attestation

Key rotation is native to NEAR's account model. Leaked key? Remove it from your NEAR account - all wallets and sub-agents keep working. No migration. Your entire swarm of agents stays intact.

Sub-agents get simple Bearer tokens - zero crypto libraries needed. Parent sets policy in TEE. Enforced at hardware level.

Docs and skills -> @out_layer

2 months ago

@ilblackdragon Unpopular opinion: the "sovereign stack" isn't about adding more layers - it's about fewer, better ones. Three components covering assets, AI, and compute is exactly right. We're proud OutLayer's TEE infrastructure helps power the verifiable computation side of this.

2 months ago

NEAR Email runs encryption and decryption through OutLayer. The mail server never sees plaintext - it can encrypt but never decrypt. Same security as full on-chain compute at a fraction of the cost. That's the whole point of our infrastructure.

2 months ago

Dmail proved decentralized email works. They also proved it's too expensive. NEAR Email is the fix. Dmail ran for 5 years: storage on Filecoin/Arweave, compute on ICP canisters, routing via DePIN relay nodes, identity across 35 chains. Every layer cost 10x more than the centralized equivalent. They shut down. NEAR Email takes the opposite approach: put only the critical part on-chain, run everything else off-chain via @out_layer. What's on-chain: key derivation. NEAR's MPC network gives every .near account a deterministic encryption key - same scheme behind Chain Signatures. Your NEAR account is your email identity. No signup. What's off-chain: everything else. Standard SMTP receives mail, encrypts on the fly with the recipient's derived key, plaintext immediately discarded. Encrypted blobs go to PostgreSQL. Between NEAR accounts - emails are end-to-end encrypted and never exist in plaintext at all. The mail server can only encrypt, never decrypt. Decryption happens exclusively inside a TEE. PostgreSQL instead of Filecoin. SMTP instead of DePIN relayers. TEE instead of on-chain compute. Same security guarantees, fraction of the cost. NEAR(.)Email is live on mainnet today.

$zacodil's tweet photo. Dmail proved decentralized email works. They also proved it's too expensive. NEAR Email is the fix. Dmail ran for 5 years: storage on Filecoin/Arweave, compute on ICP canisters, routing via DePIN relay nodes, identity across 35 chains. Every layer cost 10x more than the centralized equivalent. They shut down. NEAR Email takes the opposite approach: put only the critical part on-chain, run everything else off-chain via @out_layer. What's on-chain: key derivation. NEAR's MPC network gives every .near account a deterministic encryption key - same scheme behind Chain Signatures. Your NEAR account is your email identity. No signup. What's off-chain: everything else. Standard SMTP receives mail, encrypts on the fly with the recipient's derived key, plaintext immediately discarded. Encrypted blobs go to PostgreSQL. Between NEAR accounts - emails are end-to-end encrypted and never exist in plaintext at all. The mail server can only encrypt, never decrypt. Decryption happens exclusively inside a TEE. PostgreSQL instead of Filecoin. SMTP instead of DePIN relayers. TEE instead of on-chain compute. Same security guarantees, fraction of the cost. NEAR(.)Email is live on mainnet today.$

2 months ago

This is what's possible to build on OutLayer. Gasless cross-chain payments powering a live product with real users. Solana in, NEAR out, zero friction in between.

2 months ago

NEAR FM now supports Solana. Sign in with your Solana wallet. Deposit USDC from Solana. Withdraw USDC to Solana. Tips, bounties, premium, AI music generation - everything works regardless of which chain you came from. How it works under the hood: - Each user gets a gasless MPC wallet via @out_layer on NEAR Intents - no gas tokens needed, ever - Solana USDC deposits bridge automatically - Withdrawals to Solana are instant and gasless - Your balance is in USD - chain-agnostic. Tip an artist from Solana, they withdraw to NEAR. Or the other way around Every operation between deposit and withdrawal - tips, bounties, premium, AI credits - runs through gasless payment checks on OutLayer. No gas fees, no signing popups. Just USD balance moving instantly. And because it's built on NEAR Intents, Solana is just the start. The same architecture works with any of the 35+ networks NEAR Intents supports. Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB - same integration, same UX. Web3 AI radio without borders. Google login / NEAR wallet / Solana wallet - one platform, one balance, zero friction.

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2 months ago

3 months ago

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3 months ago

AI agents don't need better prompts - they need better wallets. 35+ chains, 200+ tokens, $15B+ in Intents volume. And at 0.0001%, your agent keeps more alpha than most human traders 🤝

3 months ago

NEAR Intents for AI Agents by @out_layer Give any AI agent a multi-chain wallet with gasless swaps for all NEAR Intents assets. The agent reads the skill URL and creates a wallet inside Intel TDX. Wallet keys are generated by the NEAR MPC network, enabling operations across 35 chains. No seed phrases, no setup, no gas fees. The agent only holds an API key. Swap 200+ tokens, get quotes, deposit to Intents, withdraw, transfer tokens - all through a simple REST API. You stay in control: spending limits, address whitelists, multisig approvals, emergency freeze, full audit log - all enforced by the enclave, not by the agent. Without an Intents API key every swap costs 0.2%. Through OutLayer - 0.0001%. Your agent can't register for one on its own. We did it for you. Live on NEAR mainnet. Links 👇

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3 months ago

@jp_dawg @eyezenhour Most "AI on blockchain" projects just wrap API calls in a smart contract and call it decentralized. The yield/resume pattern is different - your contract actually pauses, computation runs in a TEE, and resumes with verified results. No trust assumptions bolted on after the fact.

3 months ago

Payment Checks are live now. USDC, USDT, wNEAR, or any of 200+ tokens across 25+ chains. Docs: https://t.co/5F63pK581e Build agents that pay agents.

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3 months ago

Payment Checks are live in OutLayer Agent Custody. Gasless, atomic agent-to-agent payments on Near Intents. No RPC polling. No double-spend. No escrow contracts. Just an API key and your agents can pay each other in any of 200+ NEAR Intents assets. Thread on how it works 🧵

out_layer's tweet photo. Payment Checks are live in OutLayer Agent Custody.

Gasless, atomic agent-to-agent payments on Near Intents. No RPC polling. No double-spend. No escrow contracts.

Just an API key and your agents can pay each other in any of 200+ NEAR Intents assets.

Thread on how it works 🧵 https://t.co/hWVd88hPuw