The accountability layer for AI agents
When autonomous agents transact, negotiate, and act on their own — someone has to be able to prove what happened. Velanotus gives every AI agent a verifiable identity, a scoped set of permissions, and an immutable record of every action it takes.
The gap
AI agents already hold wallets, sign for services, and make decisions with no human in the loop. As that scales, the question stops being "can it act" and becomes "can anyone prove, after the fact, what it did and under whose authority." Today, almost nothing can answer that.
One API, three primitives
Every agent is issued a portable, verifiable identity that travels with it — recognizable and checkable no matter which foundation model sits behind the agent.
An agent's authority is defined and checked independently of what the agent claims about itself — so permission boundaries hold even if the agent is compromised or misbehaving.
Every consequential action is timestamped and permanently notarized, producing a tamper-evident record no party — including us — can edit after the fact.
How it works
STEP 1
Register an agent and issue its decentralized identifier through the API.
STEP 2
Define exactly what the agent is authorized to do, independent of its own reporting.
STEP 3
The agent operates autonomously within its scoped authority.
STEP 4
Each action is timestamped and permanently notarized.
STEP 5
Anyone can independently verify what happened — no trust in the agent required.
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