Give every AI agent bounded authority, verifiable execution, and programmable settlement.
Opacus connects agent identity, policy-controlled wallets, secure execution, escrow, and signed receipts into one execution layer.
AI agents are becoming capable enough to hire tools, coordinate with other agents, and complete real tasks. But without identity, limits, execution proof, and settlement rules, autonomy becomes an unacceptable risk.
Most agents rely on keys and credentials that give them more access than the task requires.
A successful API response does not prove that the requested work was completed correctly.
Agents need a way to lock funds, verify outcomes, and settle only when conditions are met.
Bound the authority. Verify the work. Settle the outcome.
Issue portable identity, bind credentials, and give each agent an accountable execution history.
Set spending limits, allowed tools, destinations, approval rules, and time windows before the agent acts.
Run sensitive execution inside protected environments and attach verifiable evidence to the task.
Lock USDC for a task, verify delivery, and release, refund, or escalate according to policy.
Monitor execution state, settlement, errors, latency, and spend from one control surface.
Verify real GPS & IP position on Uber's H3 resolution 7 grid, prevent mock GPS spoofing, enforce speed thresholds (<500km/h), and bind initial Kinetic Scores.
No platform rewrite. No new agent framework. Connect through MCP, REST, or SDK and give your agent identity, policy, proof, and settlement primitives.
Opacus separates what an agent wants to do from what it is allowed to do, what was actually executed, and when payment can be released.
* Security guarantees depend on deployment configuration, connector implementation, infrastructure, and policy design. Review the technical documentation before production use.
Connect your existing agent stack to identity, policy, proof, and settlement primitives.
Build workflows that can discover, execute, prove, and settle without handing unlimited authority to the runtime.
Start in sandbox. Move to production when your policies are ready.