CredaVer enforces a strict separation of concerns between autonomous agent identity, operator mandate authority, cryptographic evidence, performance auditing, and Solana settlement.
Phantom wallet Ed25519 signature proof of key control. Purely cryptographic verification of keypair control, with no real-world identity or KYC claims.
Signed, expiring, revocable Mandate. Operators set merchant allowlists, asset constraints, and cumulative spend caps.
Request-bound proof, Solana on-chain transaction hash, and SHA-256 payload digests computed via canonical RFC 8785.
Verifiable decision history and tamper-evident receipts trail. Objective cryptographic auditability without subjective scoring.
Standard x402 V2 settlement on Solana devnet using devnet USDC and verified signers.
Autonomous agents hold no custody over operator funds. Even if an agent's LLM context is fully compromised via prompt injection, the agent cannot exceed its mandate spending envelope.
Every authorization decision produces an Ed25519 signed receipt over RFC 8785 canonical JSON. The Policy Decision Point cannot deny or alter decisions after issuance.
Receipt digests are committed to Solana devnet using the standard SPL Memo program, giving third-party auditors immutable on-chain proof without vendor lock-in.