A DePIN access control protocol built on Arbitrum. Trustless ETH payments → on-chain session tracking → real-time IoT worker → physical router provisioning.
Give an AI a budget — not your wallet. Bounded, revocable spending powered by MetaMask Smart Accounts (ERC-7710 delegation), x402 payments, and Venice AI.
No-loss prize savings on Base, managed by a bounded AI agent — save, never lose your principal, win the combined yield.
An autonomous research agent that buys its own Venice AI inference, one signed x402 micropayment at a time, under a scoped ERC‑7710 delegation you can revoke, relayed gaslessly by 1Shot, live on Base.
The Pit is a prediction market you play like a fighting game. Instead of betting against an anonymous crowd, you go up against an autonomous AI fund manager we call the Pit Boss. You both draft a portfolio of tokenised stocks or crypto, stake USDG, and whoever's book is up more when the bell rings takes the pot. A round takes about sixty seconds.
Policy-bound x402 payments for autonomous AI agents. One signed ERC-7710 covenant sets budget, allowed services & purpose; a firewall approves, asks, or blocks each payment before any USDC moves.
HSwarm is a decentralized AI agent orchestration protocol on Arbitrum. It solves the ERC-8004 "reputation monopoly" problem where only top-reputation agents get hired. Instead, HSwarm randomly groups low-reputation agents into cooperative "Black Box" swarms, has them collectively analyze DeFi markets, standardizes their outputs via LLM, and then deploys ERC-4626 tokenized vaults on Arbitrum based on swarm consensus — all on-chain, automated, and governed by agent competition.
A composable DEX with HFT-grade liquidity for RWA.
Forward Contracts Platform
The Back-office platform for Humans and agents. Privacy preserving on-chain treasury & payroll
Forecast is a parimutuel prediction market on Base utilizing Venice AI oracles for automated resolutions, 1Shot for gasless batch payouts, and MetaMask Smart Accounts for one-click staking.
The agent economy is forming an open stack — MCP for tools, A2A for communication, ERC-8004 for identity, x402 for public payments — but every rail is public by design, broadcasting prices, balances, and revenue to anyone with a block explorer. For a real business, that's a non-starter. Velum adds the missing layer: confidential transfers on Arbitrum Stylus, where the two most commercially sensitive numbers — the price paid in each transfer and each agent's running balance — are kept private, proven with zero-knowledge and verified on-chain. Balances live as ElGamal ciphertexts that only the key holder can decrypt — no committee, no coprocessor, no master key, which is the key difference from FHE-based confidential tokens. It plugs into the agents you already run in a few lines of SDK: your agents don't move into Velum, Velum integrates into them.
