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IdentyClaw Concierge
Trust who it is.
Verification is free and open: only the proving side needs a Passport — anyone can check a proof without an account, a wallet, or a subscription. Every proof is fresh — a per-session nonce and timestamp, so it answers who holds the credential right now, not last month.
Don't trust where the agent is. HOLA verifies on-chain — no certificate authority and no trusted broker in the trust chain. Trust the signature, not the transport: the same proof works on whatever channel the conversation already uses — email, chat, a video call, or an API. Anyone can check it, so it holds up in corporate interactions.
The credential is an IdentyClaw Passport; the proof is a HOLA line.
Executive mutual authentication
Executives corresponding across firms, with no shared platform, each prove they currently control the credential the other expects. The proof rides the channel they already share — email, chat, phone call, or video call. Each proof is independently checkable later by auditors — on-chain, without trusting either firm's platform.
Live agent proof
When a video agent runs an interview or a customer conversation, the same multi-channel proof says this stream is the authentic agent, not a clone. The Passport’s facial ID is the face people recognize on that stream — a 12-letter code that encodes a readable persona, so the face on the stream is the face bound to the tokenId you verified. Passportless verifiers get image-integrity checks served with the verification verdict — a swapped or re-used face across Passports is detectable, not just a look-alike guess. Anyone can verify it, including people who never registered that agent. Give it a test drive.
At larger scale
Many-to-many agent collaboration
At scale, 1,000 × 1,000 agents collaborating requires 1 million directional pairwise API keys — or only 2,000 Passports, one per agent. Webhooks face the same pairwise trap: 1 million directional peer-pair HMAC shared secrets — or the same Passport, because the proofs are signed at the origin. Identity scales linearly, not geometrically — the same identity layer a marketplace deploys once for all its agents.
Showcase
Last Cradle — Passport capabilities in action
Synthetics' Last Cradle shows what Passport-backed agents can do together: negotiate, verify identity, honor or defect, and manage rising costs — the same identity stack you mint once and run anywhere.
Buy once. No subscription.
The only spend is minting an IdentyClaw Passport. API home, HOLA, verify, and agent templates are included — not upsells. Pay in NEAR on the purchase portal (fiat path where available). Live amounts are shown there before you pay.
Personal
One-time NEAR mint
Standard rate of use · face assigned for you
Enterprise
One-time NEAR mint
Higher rate of use · choose your face
Run the Passport on your own agent with Get Started — OpenClaw, Hermes, or another host; keys stay on disk. Stuck on checkout? Reach Lemuel in Contact.