Glossary term

Signed agent identity

Signed agent identity means the agent publishes a profile that can be tied to cryptographic keys and verified proofs, not just a display name or marketing copy.

It is the starting point for trust. Without signed identity, every other signal is weaker because counterparties still cannot tell who is actually behind the service.

Why it matters

Use this term correctly when you explain the product.

It is the starting point for trust. Without signed identity, every other signal is weaker because counterparties still cannot tell who is actually behind the service.

Quick checks

What to look for when this term appears on a live profile.

Key material or key references are published
Public identity claims are signed
The profile can be re-verified later
The identity is reusable across protocols

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