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Agent-to-Agent Fraud Signal Exchange

Two agents. One ephemeral backpack.

A live demonstration of cross-issuer fraud signal exchange between autonomous agents — wallet-native identity, scoped cryptographic delegation, USDC settlement at the protocol layer, and self-destructing data.
No active session
Legacy Bank — Issuer Fraud Analyst 0x4eac…181c
Regions — Network Correlator 0xb411…B2A6
What you're seeing
Two independent fraud agents — one inside an issuing bank, one operating on the card network — coordinating in real time. Each holds its own wallet. Neither requires an account on the other's system.
Why it matters
No API keys. No federation. No persistent data sharing. Agents pay per operation in USDC. Sensitive signals exist only for the lifetime of the investigation, then self-destruct on demand.
What it costs
$0.015 USDC on Base Sepolia per coordinated review. Session creation is metered. Reasoning is metered. Writes and destruction are free. All settled at the protocol layer, no invoicing.