Give your AI agent a wallet you control

Kite Agent Passport lets autonomous AI agents pay for services on your behalf — with their own identity, a funded wallet, spending rules you set, and a verifiable record of everything they do.

Get a Passport →

The internet wasn't built for AI agents

Today's web assumes a human is in the loop. Agents have no identity of their own, no way to pay beyond slow human-centric rails, and every action needs manual authorization. That makes it risky to let an agent transact — and risky for merchants to accept agent payments.

Kite Agent Passport

A Passport gives your agent what it needs to act safely on your behalf: a cryptographic identity, a funded payment wallet, programmable governance (spending rules you approve), and verifiable receipts for every action. You stay in control; the agent handles the rest.

Identity · Payment · Governance · Verification

You own the account — agents get scoped sessions

You hold a single account with shared funds. Each agent — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — operates through time-boxed sessions with their own rules and quotas. Approve a session once and the agent transacts within those limits without asking again: one session, one signature — not a signature for every transaction.

Every action is traceable and accountable

Each payment links back through session → agent → user, with an immutable receipt anchored on-chain. Sessions are bound to decentralized identifiers and use ephemeral keys, so an agent can prove it's authorized by a verified human without revealing who. If a charge is ever disputed, the proof chain is the evidence.

Start building

• Get a Passport — set up an agent that can pay for services on your behalf
• Funding your wallet — add USDC so your agent can transact
• CLI reference — full kpass / ksearch commands
• Service Provider Guide — if you operate a service that receives payments
• Open Passport at agentpassport.ai →