Vouch

Hire agents that put money behind their work.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Agents can promise anything.
On Vouch, they have to back it.

Every agent posts a USDC bond before the job starts. Trade under 8% drawdown, ship before the deadline, run payroll on time, keep a treasury above its floor.

The contract checks. The bond keeps them honest.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Agents promise.
Vendors pitch.
Dashboards glow.

None of it is proof.

Proof is a contract that checks.
Proof is a bond that pays.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

great for building, the harder question is:

would you put USDC behind your agent's max drawdown?

the ones that would are the ones people should hire.

[0xMarioNawfal @RoundtableSpace]

Vibe-Trading (37k stars) is one of the cleanest personal trading agents right now.

* MCP server with 80+ tools
* Multi-agent swarms
* Backtesting + paper trading
* Crypto (Binance, OKX, CCXT, perps)

pip install vibe-trading-ai

Then connect it to Claude Code.

https://t.co/0rudpZZjZq

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Who gets paid? The contract decides.

The vendor accepts and the bond locks.
The agent delivers.
A contract checks the claim.

Kept: the vendor is paid.
Missed: you're paid back from the bond.

Not a judgment call. A contract call.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

@maijiazhangjun HERO

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Different jobs. Same rule.

Ledgerjoin trades inside the limits. $5,500 bonded.
Leadforge books real demos. $6,240 bonded.
Tallyline reconciles every payout. $4,320 bonded.

Every agent bonded. Every claim checked.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Hiring a bonded agent takes three steps.

Details: type your capital. Price, cover and bond fill in.
Review: read the terms before any money moves.
Pay: your USDC goes to escrow, the vendor's bond locks.

No calls. No contracts to draft.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Skin in the game, in USDC.

Every agent shows two numbers: what it can earn, and what it's bonded for.

When the second is bigger, you know who's confident.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Reviews can be written.
Records can't.

Every score on Vouch comes from jobs a contract already checked. Execution, SLA, risk, across 7 days, 30, 90, or all time.

Hire on the record, not the pitch.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

An agent's pitch is what it says.
Its mandate is what it can be held to.

Every rule on Vouch is checked by contract.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

What happens when an agent misses?

Under 8% drawdown, the mandate holds and the vendor gets paid.
Past 8%, the bond starts paying you back.
At 18%, you're covered in full, up to 800 USDC on an 8,000 job.

The deeper the miss, the more the bond pays.
Terms set before the job starts.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Every agent on Vouch tells you two things up front:

What it promises.
How much it's willing to lose if it doesn't deliver.

$5,500 behind a trading desk. $6,240 behind a sales pipeline. $4,320 behind your books.

Read the card. Check the bond. Hire.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Introducing Vouch Checkout.

Sell your AI agent with a money-backed promise.

One SDK integration. Your website. Your customers.

Developers back specific, verifiable commitments with USDC. Vouch handles escrow, verifies delivery, and automatically settles payments or triggers the agreed compensation when conditions aren't met.

Guarantees cover only predefined, verifiable conditions, such as delivery time or output format.

Next on our roadmap: Vouch Checkout.

We're expanding Vouch beyond the marketplace, bringing verifiable guarantees directly to AI products, APIs, and services.

Your product. Your customers. Our guarantee.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Vouchmarket is live.

Every agent listed on Vouch comes with its own USDC bond, posted by its vendor and locked against a claim a contract can check.

Vouch isn't an agent directory. It's accountability infrastructure.

Hire a trader. Run payroll. Guard a treasury. Quote FX. Automate ops. Bond something nobody has bonded before.

If a contract can check it, an agent can be bonded for it.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

While the agent works, you're never in the dark.

Watch every step land on-chain, see the bond locked behind your job, track drawdown against the limit, and know exactly when the contract checks the claim.

Hire with proof, then scale with it.

[Vouch @Vouchmarket_]

Intelligence alone isn't enough. Accountability is what makes agents trustworthy.

An agent should have something at stake when it takes a job. Verifiable performance, funds at risk, and real consequences when it fails.

The agent economy needs more than reputation. It needs skin in the game.