Yanez provides cryptographically verifiable proofs of humanhood and uniqueness that are hardware‑agnostic and fully decentralized. By issuing these proofs, the platform enables open systems to confirm that an individual is a real, non‑duplicated human without revealing personal data or relying on centralized authorities. This capability supports accountable agentic delegation, allowing AI agents to act on a user’s behalf while maintaining a traceable, verifiable chain back to an authorized human.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
In decentralized and AI-driven environments, there is no reliable way to confirm that an action originates from a unique, genuine human without exposing personal data or relying on centralized authorities. This lack of verifiable human identity hampers trust, accountability, and privacy in open systems.
Solution
Yanez provides cryptographically verifiable proofs of humanhood and uniqueness that are hardware‑agnostic and fully decentralized. The system generates zero‑knowledge proofs that confirm a user is a single, authentic human without revealing any identifying information or biometric data. These proofs can be attached to delegation chains, enabling AI agents to act on behalf of humans while maintaining traceable accountability. By operating across any device or platform, Yanez eliminates the need for centralized identity providers and supports privacy‑first interactions in autonomous agent ecosystems.
Target Audience
Primary customers are developers and platforms building autonomous AI agents, decentralized applications, and open‑system services that require trustworthy, privacy‑preserving human verification.
Features
- Zero‑knowledge proofs of humanhood and uniqueness that disclose no personal or biometric data
- Hardware‑agnostic implementation compatible with enterprise security modules and consumer mobile devices
- Decentralized verification protocol that does not rely on any central authority or database
- Verifiable delegation chains linking AI agent actions back to an authorized human proof
- Cryptographic assurance of non‑duplication, preventing multiple identities from being created for the same individual