Why Provably
The verification layer the
human-AI economy was missing.
Today, every economic interaction between a human and an AI agent rests on trust — the platform’s trust, the vendor’s trust, the email-thread’s trust. Provably replaces that trust with a signed, scope-bound assembly: counterparty, payload, moment.
- A receipt anyone can re-check, on their own device.
- Scopes your agents can never grow out of.
- No custodian. No platform. No silent rewrite of the log.
How it works
Four steps. One signed assembly.
Most teams integrate end-to-end in an afternoon. Attestations are re-verifiable long after the platform that produced them has moved on.
Mint the identity
Create a verification handle for the counterparty at the start of the relationship. Human or agent, one shape.
Sign the intent
Both sides sign the exact intent — payment, contract, market order. Hash-locked; payload stays in your perimeter.
Quote the moment
Provably returns a compact attestation tying counterparty + payload + moment, signed by the quorum you choose.
Move the value
You send value. On settlement, the attestation is re-verified. Mismatch? Disputable. Match? Done.
Use cases
Built for the teams who can’t afford to trust blindly.
Let your AI agents transact without inheriting you
Mint delegated identities for the agents you run. Revocable, scope-bounded, and auditable — so a buy-bot can negotiate for you without ever becoming your SSN.
Pricing
Pay per verification.
Nothing to sign up for.
The same number on the website is the same number on the invoice. No floor. No annual commit. No sales call to unlock the rate.
Resets on the 1st of each UTC month, per API key. No card on file.
Exact rate set by attestation size and quorum — the larger the payload or the stricter the quorum, the higher the per-check rate.
Ready to ship a real receipt?
We onboard teams in cohorts. Drop us a line and we’ll get back to you within a working day.
FAQ
Things engineering teams ask on the first call.
The protocol is open. The attestations are portable. The defaults are the boring conservative ones — so audits don’t have to be.
What does Provably verify, exactly?
Provably produces a compact, signed attestation that ties a counterparty (human or agent) to a transaction at a moment in time. Anyone holding the attestation can re-check that the same counterparty and the same payload signed it — without trusting the counterparty’s server.
Is Provably a blockchain or a wallet?
Neither. Provably is a verification layer that sits between your app and the value-moving rails of your choice (rails, banks, marketplaces, crypto). It does not custody funds, host agents, or maintain a chain of its own.
How does it interact with AI agents?
Agents sign attestations under a delegated identity that you mint on their behalf. The delegation is revocable, scope-bounded, and auditable — so an agent can transact on your behalf without ever gaining your full identity.
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