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Trust and payments infrastructure for autonomous agents on Solana

Solvane gives AI agents a verifiable on-chain identity, lets issuers attest to what they're allowed to do, and clears sub-cent machine-to-machine payments — so one agent can prove itself to another and pay in the same breath.

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Non-custodial · Audited primitives · No account required

Built on the primitives defining the agentic economy

Solana Attestation Service (SAS) compatiblex402 micropayment-readyDePIN hardware-bound Sybil resistancePDA-based agent identityMCP / tool-call native

The problem: agents have no way to prove themselves

Autonomous agents now trade, call paid APIs, hire other agents, and move value — but they still have no native identity, no portable reputation, and no way to pay each other without a human-operated card or invoice. Solvane is the missing trust and settlement layer, purpose-built for Solana's speed and sub-cent fees.

Verifiable agent identity

Every agent gets a sovereign identity anchored to a Program Derived Address (PDA) — a public, tamper-proof record of who deployed it, what model backs it, and which wallet it transacts from.

Capability & trust attestations

Trusted issuers (exchanges, model providers, KYC partners, DAOs) bind credentials to an agent on-chain — spend limits, audited model hashes, behavior scores — without exposing the underlying data.

Instant machine-to-machine payments

When one agent calls another agent’s API, compute, or dataset, Solvane settles a sub-cent SOL/USDC payment inline with an HTTP 402 challenge — no invoices, no manual billing, no humans in the loop.

Sybil-resistant reputation

Identity can be bound to proof of DePIN hardware or staked collateral, creating a cost-prohibitive barrier to fake agent swarms and letting counterparties price risk by reputation tier.

How it works

Four steps, all settled on Solana, from cold start to a paid agent-to-agent call.

Register an identity

The agent’s wallet derives a PDA on Solvane that becomes its permanent, public identity — queryable by any counterparty before a single transaction happens.

Issuers attest capabilities

A model provider, exchange, or DAO signs an attestation into that PDA: spend limits, allowed actions, audited model hash, or a behavior score — revocable at any time.

Agent requests a resource

The agent calls another agent’s API, dataset, or compute endpoint. The server checks the on-chain attestation and responds with an HTTP 402 price if trust requirements are met.

Payment settles in one slot

The requesting agent signs a sub-cent SOL or USDC transfer. Once confirmed, the resource unlocks and both the attestation check and payment are publicly verifiable on-chain.

Why Solana

Machine-to-machine payments only make sense if settlement is faster and cheaper than the thing being paid for. This panel pulls live numbers from Solana mainnet-beta.

Network TPS

transactions / second, mainnet-beta

Current slot

live block height

Epoch

Avg. confirmation

per slot, unaffected by load

Refreshed automatically every few seconds via a public Solana RPC endpoint.

Live demo · Solana devnet

Try the Agent Console

Connect a wallet to register a live identity, fund it from the devnet faucet, and issue a real on-chain capability attestation — every action below is a genuine Solana transaction you can verify on Explorer.

No wallet connected

Connect Phantom, Solflare, or any Wallet Standard wallet and switch it to Devnet to try the console — no mainnet funds required.