Prove who you are. Give away nothing extra.
When a bank or service needs to verify you, your agent proposes the exact data it'll send, you approve the scope, and only then is anything decrypted and drafted. If anything's unclear, it stops.
Verification that waits for your yes.
Your bank needs ID to unlock a transfer. Your agent shows exactly which fields it'll send - name and date of birth, nothing more - and waits for your yes.
A form asks for your whole document. Your agent sends only the field that's actually required, and keeps the rest encrypted on your machine.
Something in the request looks off. Your agent doesn't guess - it fails closed and asks you.
You approve. Then, and only then, it acts.
You approve the exact scope
See the precise fields before anything moves. Approve, edit, or decline.
Decrypted only after your yes
Your identity stays encrypted on your device until the moment you consent.
Two-pass, human in the middle
Your agent proposes what's needed, you gate it, then it drafts - never the other way around.
Fail-closed by default
When in doubt, it shares nothing and asks.
Verification without surrender. You prove what's needed and keep everything else.
Watch the KYC agent in action.
A consent-gated verification, end to end - the agent proposes the exact scope, you approve, and only then does it act.
The same promise, everywhere in Agent One.
Consent-first
Confirm-before-write on every action. Nothing shares, sends, or decrypts until you say yes.
End-to-end encrypted
Your data is encrypted on hardware you own. No plaintext on our servers.
Agentic
Subagents that talk to each other over agent-to-agent, not one monolithic prompt.
You own the compute
It runs on your personal supercomputer, on your terms.
Prove it. Keep the rest.
Verify with a bank or service on your terms - the exact scope, approved by you, decrypted only after your yes.