G1
Actor identity
No accountable actor behind an agent action
The agent economy’s accountability layer.
WhiteOcean Science builds the identity, delegation, trust, settlement, and governance infrastructure autonomous agents need to transact safely.
Agent
transaction
transaction
Identity
Delegation
Trust
Recourse
Settlement
The internet deferred trust. Agents call in the debt.
Internet deferred
G2
Accountability
Liability diffuses when delegated systems cause harm
G3
Trust
Reputation can be synthetic, siloed, or platform-owned
G4
Economics
Settlement and recourse remain outside the network
G5
Governance
Control fights are settled by power, not architecture
Agents compound
One fabric. Five accountability layers.
The Agent Interchange Fabric turns identity, delegation, trust, recourse, and settlement into enforceable infrastructure rather than terms of service.
L1
Identity & registry
Bind every agent to an accountable principal through a sovereign-ready registry and disclosure tiers.
L2
Scoped delegation
Constrain authority with signed scope documents and capability-bounded delegation that counterparties can verify.
L3
Trust runtime
Make reputation attested, independence computable, and platform delegation interruptible.
L4
Services & recourse
Let insurers, raters, escrow agents, and dispute forums exchange signed proofs and execute remedies.
L5
Settlement & metering
Move value through native settlement, sealed escrow, a stable unit of account, and usage-based metering.
Five products. One accountability fabric.
CLARK
Nations & blocs
Sovereign registry, policy engine, disclosure tiers, and sealed escrow.
Identity · accountability · governance
CENTOLA
Enterprises
Fleet gateway for scoped, bounded delegation and mutually verified transactions.
Accountability · economics
THALIA
Platforms & marketplaces
Trust runtime for sybil defense, attested reputation, and interruptible delegation.
Identity · trust
KATHARINA
Trust service providers
Conformance and evidence infrastructure for insurers, raters, escrow, and dispute forums.
Trust · economics
HURSTOS
Agent-economy operators
Unit of account, reserve-backed settlement, and usage-based Flowmeter billing.
Economics · governance
What changes when the fabric is in place.
DomainFabric mechanismOperational change
Digital sovereignty
Sovereign registry and machine-enforced policy
Nations govern agents through structure instead of blunt network controls.
Transaction governance
Scoped delegation, signed settlement, and sealed escrow
Every agent transaction can be bounded, attributable, and reversible.
Portable trust
Attested reputation and plural service providers
Trust signals can move across platforms without a monopoly scorer.
KYC / AML
Accountable principals, disclosure tiers, and transparency logs
Counterparties resolve to a principal with an auditable chain of authority.
Economic coordination
Native settlement, stable unit of account, and flow metering
Value and usage are measured where autonomous transactions occur.
The gaps are architectural. So is the answer.
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