Moca Chain goes live as AI agents need a way to prove who they are
AI agents are no longer just answering questions. They’re shopping, booking trips, signing up for services, and increasingly acting on their users’ behalf. However, when an agent shows up at a website or app, how does the business know who it’s working for, and what it’s actually allowed to do? Moca Network, the digital identity project from Animoca Brands, thinks it has part of the answer. Together with the Moca Foundation, it launched the mainnet of Moca Chain, a blockchain built specifically for digital identity.
Identity built for people
Most of the internet’s identity systems were built for people. You create an account, hand over some personal details, log in, and grant permissions one platform at a time. You repeat the same verification over and over, leaving copies of your data scattered across services. Agents make that worse. A single agent might hop between a dozen services for the...
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