MOI provides a participant layer that gives humans and AI agents a persistent, portable identity anchored on-chain, enabling trustworthy interactions in the agentic economy. Its four-way authority model lets participants monitor actions in real time, define fine‑grained scopes per agent, resource, and call, and revoke access instantly at machine speed, preventing token‑based security failures. The platform integrates with existing AI stacks without replacing them, adding on‑chain authority to improve safety and control.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
AI agents and automated processes often rely on long-lived credentials that can be misused, leading to unauthorized actions such as data deletion or system compromise. Lack of real‑time visibility into agent activity makes it difficult to detect and stop malicious behavior quickly. Existing architectures also struggle to provide portable, consistent identities for agents across different services.
Solution
MOI offers a participant layer that assigns every human or AI agent a persistent, on‑chain identity, enabling unified authority across compute environments. Developers can define fine‑grained, per‑agent and per‑resource scopes that replace traditional token‑based permissions. All authorization checks and actions are streamed in real time, giving operators continuous audit visibility. A single revocation call instantly invalidates an agent’s access globally, eliminating the risk of lingering credentials. The platform integrates with existing AI stacks without replacing them, adding trustworthy, auditable control to agent interactions.
Target Audience
Primary customers are developers and platform teams building AI‑driven applications, as well as enterprises that deploy autonomous agents and need secure, auditable access control.
Features
- On‑chain identity for each participant, ensuring a single source of truth for authority
- Real‑time streaming of every authorization check and agent action for continuous monitoring
- Per‑agent, per‑resource, per‑call scoping that replaces static keys with dynamic, context‑aware permissions
- Instant global revocation via a single API call, cutting access at machine speed
- Compatibility layer that plugs into existing AI and automation frameworks without requiring a full stack rewrite
- Auditable logs that can be used for compliance, debugging, and post‑incident analysis