AI agents will change the world, but only if they can pay.
Every leap in productivity came from tools that scaled human effort. The printing press. The assembly line. The internet. Now, AI agents.
Today's agents can write code, analyze markets, and make decisions faster than any human. They possess superhuman capabilities — yet they remain economic dependents, unable to transact or own assets.
For AI to deliver on its promise, agents need economic autonomy. Yet this is not something the current financial system was built for. In the very near future, millions of agents will transact billions of times per second. They will negotiate and execute contracts at the speed of inference. They will break the financial rails of today.
We're building better rails.
Our infrastructure is designed from first principles for autonomous economic actors. Here are some of our guiding beliefs:
LLMs are probabilistic, but payments can't be. We're building deterministic financial primitives that work seamlessly with non-deterministic intelligence.
KYA is the new KYC. Using advances in programmable cryptography, we're creating identity and verification systems native to artificial actors.
Autonomy brings unprecedented scale. As AI agents scale infinitely and operate in parallel, we need payment infrastructure built for real-time, conditional, and verifiable transactions at machine scale.
Agents make mistakes. We're building systems that work within existing legal frameworks while pioneering the precedents for autonomous liability — because innovation without accountability is chaos.
We came together at The Bridge, Europe's most ambitious accelerator. Our background spans International Olympiads, top startups, and leading universities. We're coming to San Francisco to build for the future of AI.