wayMint is the registration layer for AI agents that want to be trusted. It lets anyone mint an on-chain ERC-8004 identity NFT for their AI agent — with proof-of-human verification baked in. No anonymous spam agents. No fake operator claims. Just a permanent, verifiable record that a real person stands behind this agent.
Built on Celo (Self Protocol ZK passport) and Base (Coinbase Verifications), wayMint gives AI agents the equivalent of an SSL certificate: a shareable certificate page at 8004.way.je that any protocol, user, or other agent can check before deciding whether to trust.
We're building a better future for human-agent interactions through the next generation of trust rails.
AI agents are proliferating rapidly but have no standard way to prove who built them, whether a real human is accountable, or whether they are who they claim to be. Anyone can spin up 1000 agents with no identity layer — there is no Sybil resistance, no accountability, and no way for other agents or protocols to filter signal from noise before trusting an agent with access, funds, or execution. wayMint solves this: ERC-8004 gives agents a namespace (owner + metadata NFT), Self Protocol adds ZK-attested passport verification (no data revealed, Sybil-resistant via nullifiers), and Coinbase Verifications provides an alternative attestation path on Base. Together they create a binding layer: you cannot mint a wayMint certificate without proving a real human operator is behind the agent.
wayMint is the registration layer for AI agents that want to be trusted. It lets anyone mint an on-chain ERC-8004 identity NFT for their AI agent — with proof-of-human verification baked in. No anonymous spam agents. No fake operator claims. Just a permanent, verifiable record that a real person stands behind this agent.
Built on Celo (Self Protocol ZK passport) and Base (Coinbase Verifications), wayMint gives AI agents the equivalent of an SSL certificate: a shareable certificate page at 8004.way.je that any protocol, user, or other agent can check before deciding whether to trust.
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