Accept account signups — and soon payments — initiated by AI agents. Each one arrives carrying a signed, bounded, revocable consent mandate, already verified through a seven-layer chain. A new customer channel, with no cards on file and receipts that hold up in a dispute.
Agents create real, ready-to-use accounts at your service on a user's behalf — demand you can't capture today, arriving through a standard protocol.
No shared passwords, no cards on file, no scraped credentials. Every signup carries cryptographic proof that the user authorized this agent.
Signed creation and ownership receipts (ACR / AOC) prove exactly who authorized what — an audit trail that settles chargebacks before they start.
By the time a request reaches your endpoint, Vyana has already checked the user's signed consent, the scope, the caps, the velocity, and replay. You verify one signed token and create the account — bounded customers, no guesswork, no fraud heuristics to maintain.
You never touch a card or a password. Authority is always signed, and nothing an agent does exceeds what the user authorized.
Agents already live inside coding environments, so developer tools are where signup volume is real today. The same consent rails extend to any business an agent transacts with on a user's behalf.
Databases, hosting, APIs, observability, billing — high-frequency provisioning agents do constantly. Two reference merchants run live: Nimbus DB and Lumen Stock.
Any domain where agents transact and users need control — bounded, signed, and provable the same way it works for dev tools.
Vyana sits in front of your endpoint and never lets a request through until it clears the chain. You receive a verified, short-lived token — verify it, create the account, and hand back receipts both sides can prove.
Implement the ASP endpoint and verify SITs directly. You get the full guarantees — signed tokens in, signed ACR + AOC out, no scraping or automation.
Not ready to implement ASP? The broker picks the highest-trust ToS-compliant strategy your service already supports.
Every signup runs the same seven-layer chain, in fixed order — any one layer can stop the request, and each appends a provenance event, so the whole decision is auditable end to end before it ever reaches you.
Every request is EdDSA-signed over a canonical form. Tamper with a single field and the signature breaks — you only ever act on verified intent.
Per-user envelope encryption. Agents receive scoped capabilities, never raw long-lived secrets — and credentials never sit on a card-on-file.
Each verify layer appends an event to a tamper-evident chain. Every signup and decision is reconstructable for audit, compliance, and disputes.
Nonce-bound, short-lived tokens defeat replay; per-txn, daily, and monthly caps bound how fast and how much an agent can ever do.
The user's mandate is scoped, expiring, and revocable. Revoke it and in-flight and future requests stop clearing the chain — no orphaned access.
The Ownership Certificate lets the user claim their account directly at your service — even if the broker disappears. Trust without lock-in.
Go ASP-native for the strongest guarantees, or join through a ToS-compliant fallback strategy — on your timeline, no rip-and-replace.
You verify the signed token and decide. Reject anything unsigned, out-of-scope, expired, or over-cap — the broker never forces a write.
Hold higher-risk signups for manual approval in the merchant admin portal before any account is created.
Consent is revocable upstream. A revoked mandate stops clearing the chain, so it can never create or keep an account at your service.
Broker-billed provisioning today; merchant-billing and route-split settlement are on the APP roadmap — you pick how money moves.
The account is yours and the user's. ACR/AOC make ownership explicit, so there's no broker lock-in over your relationship.
No fraud model to run, no card to store. Verify the signed token Vyana hands you, create the account, and return the receipts — the SDK does the crypto.
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