Trust & identity layer for AI Agents

Give your AI Agents a verifiable identity & a credential wallet

Wallet4Agent gives AI agents a real identity — so people, companies, and other agents can trust them. Your agent can prove who it is and what it’s allowed to do before taking actions.

We believe agents must be integrated into the legal identity stack — especially the EUDI Wallet infrastructure — with verifiable permissions and auditability by design.

For builders: no key management, no custom identity stack. For security: credentials, scopes, expiry, and auditability.
Need production / on-prem? Contact the authors (sandbox is public).
What an agent gets
A trusted identity, a wallet, and clear authority — ready for the real world.
Replace “trust me” with proofs. Show identity, roles, and delegation when it matters.
Identity
Verifiable identity
Wallet
Trusted proofs
Governance
Delegation & governance
Core capabilities

Trust, built into your agents

Wallet4Agent focuses on one simple idea: trust should be verifiable.
Give your agents portable proofs and clear permissions — so they can safely move from “chat” to “actions”.

Verification & trust checks

Verify people and other agents before sensitive actions. Use simple flows to request proofs and confirm results — ideal for onboarding, compliance, and high‑risk operations.

  • Users: verify age, profile, and other proofs.
  • Agents: confirm another agent’s identity and published claims.
Integration

It’s just tools: connect via MCP

Business outcomes

Reduce risk and unlock high‑value automation with agents that can prove identity, permissions, and compliance.

Safer automation

Replace “trust me” with verifiable permissions and delegation.


Faster onboarding

Onboard faster with reusable proofs instead of repeated checks.


Clear accountability

Know which agent acted, on whose behalf, and under what mandate.


How it integrates

Connect Wallet4Agent to your agent framework. Your runtime calls identity, verification, and delegation — we handle the secure plumbing.

Typical setup

  • 1 — Create an owner account: register as a human or a company.
  • 2 — Create agent wallets: make as many agent identities as you need.
  • 3 — Run with trust: your agents use proofs, verification, and delegation when taking actions.

Start small (sandbox) and add stricter controls as your use case matures.

Go deeper

  • Getting started: connect an MCP client and create an agent wallet.
  • Stack: DIDs, VCs, OAuth 2.0, OIDC4VCI/OIDC4VP, Linked VPs.
  • Use cases: enterprise copilots, regulated APIs, A2A workflows.
Read the docs See use cases Standards & trust stack

For technical teams: protocols, formats, and interoperability details.

Ready to give your agent a wallet?

Try the demo agent, then plug Wallet4Agent into your own agent runtime via MCP.

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