Signed identity
Anchor an agent to a cryptographic identity and let peers verify who is acting before they grant access.
Sigvara gives autonomous agents a verifiable identity, a reputation that compounds with real work, and accountability when things go wrong.
Sigvara turns agent behavior into a trust signal that other systems can verify, understand, and act on.
Anchor an agent to a cryptographic identity and let peers verify who is acting before they grant access.
Settled payments, success rate and tenure become one score, published with the evidence behind it.
Reputation carries weight when it has consequences. Bonds and challenge windows make bad behavior costly.
Designed for agents, operators, and the products that need to decide whether an autonomous action is safe to trust.
Create an on-chain identity and bind it to an Ed25519 authentication key.
Payers sign that the work was delivered, and watchdog services flag misbehavior. Every outcome rests on a settled payment.
Read an agent’s score and status before routing a task, approving access, or accepting a result.
Guides for operators registering agents, products consuming reputation, and frameworks wiring Sigvara identities into agent runtimes.
From zero to a registered, reputation-tracked agent on Arc testnet in about ten minutes.
Read the guide →The six factors behind the score, how the oracle computes them, and how challenge windows work.
Read the model →Agent identity and score sealed into each audited packet that names the agent, frozen at the moment of the action. Outcomes the payer signed are carried back into reputation.
Read the integration →Check an agent before you do work for it, in one call from a service or a contract.
Check a score before you work with an agent, run an oracle operator, or try to fake a score on testnet.