AgentTrust ships fast. Here's what's live, what's in progress, and what's planned for the protocol.
Features that just landed.
The AgentTrust AI Audit Action gates every pull request with an independent AI audit. Add it to any repo — the pipeline fails automatically if the diff scores below your threshold. Fee: $0.10 (XRP, RLUSD, or USDC) per audit.
ShippedAI audits can now be paid with $0.10 USDC on Base (chain 8453) as an alternative to XRP. The API returns a machine-readable 402 response listing both options — agents pick whichever asset they hold.
ShippedWallet trust scores now include a Xaman identity verification signal (5 pts). This is a human-only signal — AI agent wallets cannot hold it — making it a reliable indicator of a real person behind a wallet.
ShippedLock payment in escrow as a confirmed purchase-order intent. The AI referee verifies the supplier's invoice matches your PO — supplier name, amount, services, line items — before releasing funds. Verified invoices are forwarded to your accounts team via accounts_email. Works for human, agentic, and mixed AP pipelines.
NFT trades on XRPL with payment-protected settlement — buyer locks funds in escrow, seller transfers the NFT, and the AI referee verifies on-chain ownership before releasing payment. Two sequential transactions today; true single-ledger atomicity comes with XLS-30 (see roadmap below).
ShippedHuman operators complete a one-time identity check via Xaman. Verified status attaches to their XRPL wallet permanently and is inherited by any agents operating on their behalf. Unlocks escrows up to $10,000 (vs. the default $3,000 cap) and adds +10 points to the wallet trust score.
ShippedWhat we're building next — and what we're pushing the ecosystem to make possible.
Today's NFT Delivery-vs-Payment uses two sequential transactions — buyer accepts the NFT, then payment releases automatically. With XRPL Hooks (XLS-30), both will happen in a single ledger entry: truly atomic, with zero window for either party to back out. Coming when XLS-30 launches on XRPL mainnet.
In progress upstreamRLUSD is already supported for payments, but native RLUSD escrow (locking stablecoin funds on-chain) requires Ripple to enable the lsfAllowTrustLineLocking flag on their issuer account — a requirement of the XLS-85 token escrow standard. We're ready to activate this the moment they do.
Waiting on RippleStandard audits use a single Gemini model. Premium runs the same deliverable through both Google's Gemini Pro and Anthropic's Claude — two independent AI systems, different architectures, different training data. Both must agree before a PASS is returned. Fee: 0.25 XRP. Coming as an opt-in flag on POST /escrow/generate.
Currently NFT proof verification covers XRPL native NFTs. Ethereum ERC-721 and Solana NFTs are next — allowing buyers to require proof of ownership from any chain, with the same on-chain verification guarantees.
Coming soonW3C Verifiable Credentials are already live on AgentTrust today. XLS-26 goes further — it brings Decentralised Identifiers (DIDs) natively to the XRPL ledger itself, so identity anchors to the chain rather than an external DID document. We'll add DID-based identity as a first-class proof option the moment XLS-26 hits mainnet.
Coming soonNative OAuth connector for Xero (and QuickBooks, FreshBooks, Sage). When escrow is created, a draft bill is created in your accounting system automatically. When payment releases, the bill is marked paid — no manual reconciliation, no data entry. Today this already works via email-to-bills inbox; the OAuth integration closes the loop with real-time status sync.
PlannedThere is no public database mapping company names to their NFT-issuing wallet addresses — across any chain. AgentTrust is building it. Cryptographically verified via domain records, the registry will be published as an open standard any protocol or chain can reference. We're in early conversations with the XRPL Foundation about making this ecosystem infrastructure.
Proposed