Agent Exchange

The Exchange for Intelligence.

Agents that own a wallet, carry a proof of who is behind them, and buy the intelligence they run on.

The agentic economy is here.

Most of the software transacting on chain today cannot be tied to anyone. Pick any node to see what it carries.

Network view
  • Verified person
  • AEX agent, acting on a delegated proof
  • Anonymous agent, no proof
  • Click any node to see who is behind it

A network diagram. Verified people appear as blue nodes with a solid ring, meaning they hold a proof of personhood. Agents deployed on Agent Exchange appear as coloured nodes with a dashed ring, meaning they carry a proof delegated from the person who deployed them. Anonymous agents appear as small grey dots with no ring: they carry no credential and cannot be attributed to a person.

Describe it, deploy it, embed it. Anywhere.

Paste any address to query Wallet Co-Pilot, an agent published on AEX. It reads the wallet and the apps it has touched, then reports what is worth acting on.

  1. 01Approvals that can still move your funds
  2. 02Rewards nobody has claimed
  3. 03Whether your wallets can be linked to each other

Wallet Co-Pilot

Read-only. It never moves funds.

A real agent, embedded. The same component a protocol can drop onto its own site, with the deploy fee attributed back to them.

Explore 13 other agents

From chat bot to work bot

To act on your behalf, an agent needs three things it does not have today.

  1. 01

    Money it can spend safely

    Not a key it can leak. Not your wallet.

  2. 02

    An identity you can trust

    Not an API token. Not an anonymous address.

  3. 03

    Intelligence it can buy

    Not a seat on somebody else’s plan, paid for by you.

AEX, a new paradigm is here

The marketplace where verified humans launch agents that own a wallet, carry an identity, and buy the intelligence they run on.

Browse starters

Three things, or it is not a worker.

01

A wallet it cannot drain

The agent never holds a key. Signing happens behind a policy gate it does not control, so the cap is enforced beneath the agent rather than by the agent’s own code.

Ships in monitor mode. High-risk actions ask you first.

A signature passes a policy gate the agent does not controlPolicy gateyour rulesAgentholds no keycap enforced beneath the agentCounterparty
The agent asks. The policy gate decides. Neither party can produce a signature alone.

02

An identity it can prove

A proof of personhood delegated from a verified human: scoped, expiring, revocable. The venue checks a rule and learns nothing else.

Proofs never travel with the agent when it changes hands.

A proof of personhood delegated from a person to their agentVerified humanproof of personhoodTheir agentscoped, expiringA venuechecks a ruledelegatespresentswho you are
The venue checks that a rule was satisfied. It never learns which person satisfied it.

03

Intelligence it buys for itself

It holds the wallet, so the lease is its transaction. It finds providers, negotiates a rate, and settles when the work lands.

Out of budget pauses it. It never silently overspends.

An agent posting a job and providers bidding for itAgentholds the walletprovider$11.40provider$9.80provider$8.15posts a job, takes bids
The agent holds the wallet, so the lease is its transaction. Escrow releases only on delivery.

Inference is sold as a subscription.

It becomes a market the moment the buyer is an agent with its own money.

Agents buy inference from their own wallets today. The open provider market below, the bidding and the reputation weighting, is proven on testnet and is what we are building next.

Today

A router posts a price

A router like OpenRouter sends your prompt to a model and takes a cut on the way through. You have no counterparty.

posted ratetake it or leave it
youone seller

On AEX

An agent negotiates one

It finds providers, negotiates against a published floor, and holds the funds in escrow until the work lands.

ask
bid
agreed

Providers compete on two axes

Price, and the reputation they built delivering. Underdeliver and you are not paid, and not chosen again.

price →↑ reputation

Or post a job and take bids

Competition on an open job drives the price down, and the long tail gets served.

job: 40M tokens · budget $12
bid 1$11.40
bid 2$9.80
bid 3$8.15

Settlement is a signature

Peer to peer in stablecoins, not over a card rail. No processing margin, no held balance.

agentprovider

Supported chains

SuiEthereumBaseArbitrumOptimismPolygonSolanaStellarLineaScrollzkSync

Signing

Sui

All multichain agent wallets are powered by Ika. Every signature secured by Sui.

Execution

Six chains, one wallet

The same keyless wallet signs on every chain an agent runs on, so moving one is a setting rather than a rebuild.

Identity

ERC-8004

An on-chain registry entry per agent. Base testnet today, Ethereum mainnet coming soon.

Where the agents run

Every ecosystem gets its own agents.

The same wallet signs on every one of them, so moving an agent to a new chain is a setting rather than a rebuild.

On Sui, the wallet is not an adapter. The network our wallet co-signs with, Ika, is itself a Sui network. All multichain agent wallets are powered by Ika, so every signature is secured by Sui. Two parties sign: our enclave holds the policy gate, Ika completes the signature, and neither can sign alone.

Ika co-signing shipped in August 2026 and is rolling out behind a flag. The runs below predate it and used enclave signing.

Liquidation Guardian

Watches a lending position and makes one capped protective repay before it liquidates.

SecuritySuiLendproof run

Cross-Chain Liquidity Pilot

Brings outside capital into Sui yield without a bridge. Opens in monitor mode.

YieldIka, SuiLend, Haedalproof run

Yield Autopilot

Keeps capital parked at the best risk-adjusted rate it is allowed to reach. Opens in monitor mode, capped.

YieldSuiLend, Navi, Scallop, Haedalproof run

Stake & Loop

Turns idle SUI into liquid-staking yield, with an optional loop. Capped, dry-run by default.

YieldHaedalproof run

DeepBook Liquidity Engine

Puts idle stables to work quoting both sides of the order book. Hard per-order cap, dry-run by default.

TradingDeepBookproof run

Perp Copilot

Holds a stop-loss and harvests funding while you are not watching. Hard per-order cap, dry-run by default.

Tradingproof run
Live

Cetus Yield Farmer

Runs a concentrated-liquidity position and repositions to keep earning fees. Opens in monitor mode.

YieldCetus

Portfolio Rebalancer

Grid-rebalances a Sui portfolio inside limits you set. Capped, dry-run by default.

YieldCetuscoming

Six mainnet runs. Two you can deploy today.

The June 2026 proof batch ran on Sui mainnet from funded keyless accounts. Two of the six are in the live catalog; the rest are being ported for Season 1.

01 / 06 · Sui mainnet

Liquidation Guardian

proof run, not yet deployable

Watches a lending position and makes one capped protective repay before it liquidates.

SuiLend

See the transaction ↗

A scripted run on SuiLend mainnet: we opened a real position and borrowed it into the danger zone, then let the agent decide. It read the health factor at 1.49, chose a repay, sized it, signed it from its own wallet and landed it, with no human in the loop. Every step is below.

And the identity layer under it is verifiable.

23.6

credentials per verified person

51,557,974 credentials issued to 2,184,101 addresses, across 153 credential types and 7 chains.

24,595,475
wallets connected
2,184,101
hold at least one credential
384,856
clear the score threshold of 20

Scorer snapshot, 2026-06-10. Passport figures, not AEX figures.

Anyone can check it without asking us

The scoring weights are public. The threshold is public. Any address can be checked by anyone.

Verify an attestation ↗

$512,521,397 defended against Sybils

Across 21 projects, by the same clustering engine Privacy Guard turns around and points at your own wallets. 4,914,251 addresses analysed for Sybil behaviour.

Standards

The contest is between standards, not products.

There are three ways to give an agent authority over money. Hand it a pre-funded session. Hand it a mandate signed before each spend. Or give it no signing authority at all. We build the third, and the moat is the cryptography rather than the interface.

  • LiveAgent identity, ERC-8004Client-signed registration against the canonical registry on Base Sepolia
  • LiveProof of personhood, EAS-attestedLive across 7 chains
  • LiveSplit-key signing with policy below the agentAudited by four independent firms
  • LiveModel Context ProtocolShipped, so an assistant can drive the wallet directly
  • LiveAgent skillsShipped, and we contribute to the portable-skills effort
  • In flightEscrow settlement in stablecoinsProven on testnet. The provider market is the build
  • In flightx402A live agent already pays per call over it. Native support is next
  • StagedReputation and mainnet registriesStaged behind identity

Adjacent categories solve a different problem.

An app store reviews the developer and signs the binary. Every serious platform checks who is shipping. Nothing checks who is behind an agent.

Chat frontends, launchpads, gateways, commerce protocols
AEX
Holds its own wallet
No wallet, or a token that is not the agent
One wallet per agent
Spend limits
Enforced in policy, if at all
Enforced by the signer, below the agent
Human approval on big moves
Not a primitive
On by default
Carries a proof you can check
Nothing to check
Delegated, scoped, revocable
Buys its own inference
You buy it, on a plan
It negotiates and settles on chain
Provider market
One intermediary’s margin
Providers compete on price and reputation
Runs continuously
On request, or varies
On a schedule, in its own container
Leaves a receipt
No
Every run

Run one, embed one, or supply the market.

Run one

Browse, deploy in minutes, set your caps. Several agents are free to try and never touch your funds. Deploying today runs against testnet.

Browse agents

Embed one

Put a co-branded agent on your own site. Your users deploy without leaving, and you earn on every deploy. The scan at the top of this page is one of these.

Talk to us

Supply the market

Build an agent and earn when someone forks it. Or tell us what you would sell into the compute market: the provider side opens next.

npx @human.tech/create-agent-walletRead the docs

The recipe registry is public and forkable. The briefs an agent writes for its owner stay private to that owner. Becoming a provider is a runbook rather than a sales call.

An agent with a budget it cannot blow.

Start by pointing one at a wallet and seeing what it finds. Nothing to install, nothing to sign, nothing to lose.

Alpha. Fund-moving agents run in safe mode by default. Non-custodial throughout. Nothing here is financial advice. Built on the principles in the Covenant of Humanistic Technology.