A site cannot tell a person's agent from a bot farm.
We built Sumvin to solve this. Your Sigil proves a verified person stands behind the agent, and a Stamped Mandate sets what it may do. Any site can check both.
https://t.co/AZjR7y12C1
@sumvin recognised this as the fundamental problem that will face the agentic era, with a specific set of challenges making them useful for financial work; stuff they _can do_ but no-one trusts them to, both retail and merchant
We built Sigil first on purpose for this very reason. Everything else follows.
We are a pilot partner on Visa Intelligent Commerce Connect, the rails built for agents that pay.
Sumsub announcement: https://t.co/55r98pP20b
Read more about us: https://t.co/SBdAx5dSD1
Or talk to our team. We are onboarding early access partners now.
Agents are about to start spending money for people. We are building the identity layer which makes that safe.
That is why @sumvin and @Sumsub have partnered to put Sumsub's leading KYC platform in every credential a Sumvin agent can carry.
This will facilitate a Sumvin agent to easily buy something or move money for a verified person without any reverification or check at a later date. Sigil allows the person's identity to securely carry through their actions in our platform. Furthermore, every party in the chain can trace it back to the human who granted the permissions in the first place.
[6] As a pilot Visa Intelligent Commerce Connect partner, we're excited to help build the infrastructure that makes trusted agentic commerce possible.
Developers can start here: https://t.co/N6unRy1sQy
[5] Sigil is proof of personhood that persists with deployed agents.
Errand turns user intent into a mandate with a cap, a window and a scope.
Atomic Money moves the money across any rail.
Envoy is the agent that does the work inside those limits.
Every identity system ever built rests on one assumption so obvious no one wrote it down:
The entity holding the identity is the entity taking the action.
Agents make that false by design.
Dan Miles, our CTO, on the third principal: https://t.co/3DNFUz7bSm
The building blocks are finally here. π₯
Yesterday our co-founder & CEO @sjones took the stage with @Mastercard, @SeiNetwork, and @BitGo at @Techweek_π½ and made one thing clear: for the first time, the primitives for a new financial system actually exist.
Regulators have set the rules, the dollar moves on-chain as stablecoins, and blockchain makes money programmable.
That's the huge unlock for everything downstream, including AI agents π€ that can transact on your behalf. But primitives alone don't move money...
Something has to let software act on those rails safely, within limits you set and trust.
That's what we're building at Sumvin: the permission layer for agent-driven finance.
Delegated. Permissioned. Auditable.
The rails are ready. Now comes the part that actually changes how money moves. π
#AgenticFinance #DigitalAssets #NYTechWeek
Rooftop. Sunset. The sharpest people in AI and finance, all in one place. π That's how you kick off #NYTechWeek!
Real conversations. New connections. A room full of people building what's next.
Huge thank you to everyone who came out, and to @seiNetwork, @techweek_ for making it happen.
Stay tuned, big things ahead. π