The trust engine of the internet.
Humans, organizations, and AI agents, verified once and trusted across every industry, jurisdiction, and protocol.
The internet is no longer just for humans.
AI agents now open accounts, sign contracts, and move money on behalf of people and organizations. The thirty-year assumption that a person is on the other end is over.
New actors, same question: who is on the other end, and are they allowed to do this?
Opening a bank account
ING asks Anna
- They ask
Are you over 18, and where do you live?
- They learn
Yes. And she lives in Norway.
- Done
Account opened. Her birthday stayed private.
Four forces are converging on the same fault line.
Any one of these would be a nuisance. All four at once turn passwords, screenshots, one-off KYC, and static keys into a systemic risk.
No point solution addresses more than one. A shared layer addresses all four.
The identity model we still use was designed for a world that no longer exists.
Passwords, MFA, one-off KYC, and static API keys rest on four assumptions. All four have expired.
- A one-time check is enough2019Sanctions, roles, and mandates change between transactionsContinuous risk & sanctions regimes
- A shared API key is an identity2022Machine identities must be attributable and revocableSupply-chain breaches, key sprawl
- There is a human on the other end2023Autonomous agents open accounts and transactAgentic software goes production
- A document proves who someone is2024Generative models produce documents that clear most checksSynthetic media at consumer scale
- ApplicationWebsites, apps, workflowsEvery company
- TrustWho or what is on the other end, and are they allowed to do this?Missing layer
- ComputeServers on demandCloud providers
- PaymentsValue settled programmaticallyCard networks, stablecoins
- TransportEncrypted delivery of bytesTLS, TCP/IP
- AddressingResolvable namesDNS
Every other layer has infrastructure. Trust is still rebuilt inside every product.
Every layer the internet treats as infrastructure was once a workaround inside every product.
Names became DNS. Transport became TLS. Compute became cloud. Value became card networks. Each capability moved down the stack and became infrastructure everyone shares.
Trust is next.
As foundational as cloud, as invisible as DNS, as economically significant as payments. Every actor online will need it in every transaction.
“We stand at the threshold of a digital era where your identity is not a password you remember, it is a cryptographic proof you carry. iDen2 is building the infrastructure that makes that true for every person, every organization, and every AI agent they deploy.”
An agent is only as trustworthy as the principal behind it.
Bind every autonomous action to a verified person or organization. Define scope, expiry, and revocation cryptographically so any counterparty can verify live.
- Signed mandatesScoped, expiring authority in W3C VC format.
- CAPoCLive re-attestation of principal control every few seconds.
- Instant revocationAny principal revokes; every counterparty sees it.
- Selective disclosure
- Liveness
- Qualified signature
- Reusable KYC
- Instant revocation
- Offline verification
- Agentic authorization
- Audit trail
One Identity Wallet, ultimate control, unlimited utility
iDen2 puts people in control of what they share, when they share it, and which agents may act on their behalf. Relying parties get cryptographic proof, compliance evidence, and live revocation without rebuilding trust from scratch.
One held identity unlocks selective disclosure, consent, qualified signatures, reusable KYC, and scoped agent mandates across every verifier that accepts the layer.