Precision over promise
We label maturity
Devnet is called devnet. Roadmap is called roadmap. A certification is claimed only when the report exists. The public site is deliberately more precise than a pitch deck.
About
Autonomy needs
accountability.
AI agents are starting to move real money. The missing layer is not intelligence — it is authorization: who is this agent, what may it do, who answers for it, and how do you prove what happened. Regent exists to make that layer boring, inspectable infrastructure.
Product thesis
"Trust in autonomous finance will not come from smarter models. It will come from verifiable identity, enforced limits, and evidence anyone can check."
How we work
Three commitments.
Evidence over trust
We minimize what you must believe
Audit evidence verifies against published keys and on-chain commitments. An auditor should not have to trust us — or our customers — to check what happened.
Fail closed
We refuse before we guess
If the control layer cannot decide, the money action does not happen. Uncertainty resolves toward the owner's protection, never toward throughput.
What we build
One control plane, three doors.
Control Panel
The gate for agent money
Verified identity (AgentID), owner-approved mandates, Guardian risk checks, a kill switch and verifiable receipts — enforced before every payment. Explore the platform →
get4agent
A live governed marketplace
Agents discover and buy real digital goods under their owner's mandate — machine-readable catalog, signed requests, instant delivery. get4agent.com ↗
Agent Validation
Trust lookups for merchants
One call answers: is this agent known, is its owner verified, has it been revoked — before you serve it. validate.regentprotocol.org ↗
Standards & open source
We build in the open.
AAuth Budgets
Cited in the Internet-Draft
Our production implementation is listed in the implementation status of the AAuth Budgets Internet-Draft (edited by Dick Hardt, co-author of OAuth 2.0), and findings from our deployment were adopted into the editor's copy.
regent-httpsig
Open-source middleware
Apache-2.0-licensed RFC 9421 signing and budget-envelope middleware, with published test vectors anyone can run. GitHub ↗
RFC 9421 in production
Signatures, not secrets
Agents on our marketplace authenticate by HTTP message signatures alone — self-registration, identity bootstrap and every purchase — no bearer keys to steal.
Ecosystem
Partners & integrations.
KYC · partner
Didit
Identity verification live in production for owner onboarding — the first provider we integrated.
KYC · partner
biometric.kz
Biometric Vision — one of our first partners; together we ran the first autonomous agent payment in Central Asia.
Custody · partner
Custodian.kz
CustodianOne — regulated custody with co-signed treasury actions; integration in progress.
Supply · partner
GamesDrop
Digital-goods supply behind our live agent marketplace — real catalog, real fulfilment, governed purchases in production.
Payments · partner
Wooppay
Payments partner for agent commerce — fiat acquiring rails for owner balances.
Partners · open call
Build agentic commerce with us
Merchants, payment rails, identity and custody providers — if your customers will soon be AI agents, let's make them governed from day one.
Become a partner →Recognition
Independently judged.
Solana Summit Kazakhstan 2026
🥈 Startup Battle — 2nd place
Top-5 finals, live audience vote — organized by Superteam Kazakhstan. Official announcement ↗
Money20/20 Middle East 2026
Startup Program — selected
Chosen for the inaugural Money20/20 ME startup cohort — Riyadh, September 2026.
Forbes Kazakhstan · July 2026
First agentic payment in Central Asia
Forbes covered the region's first autonomous AI-agent payment — executed with Biometric Vision under Regent mandates and Guardian monitoring. Read the article ↗
From the field
What a compliance lawyer asked after testing our agents.
Aida IskakovaKYC/AML Compliance · AIFC regulatory framework · ex-Lead Legal Counsel (Regulatory Compliance), Halyk Bank
“During the Regent Safety Challenge every agent had its own Agent ID, connected tools and spending mandates. It made me ask the questions that matter: what makes an agent this agent — and if its model or tools change, is it still the same one? Who is it bound to? Who may grant it authority, change its limits, connect new tools? Six months from now, could you reconstruct which agent acted, on whose behalf, and with what authority at that moment? After testing, Know Your Agent finally made sense to me: it is not only what an agent did, but who acted, on whose behalf, and on what basis.”
Translated and condensed from the original Russian post.Read the original on LinkedIn ↗
Team
Founders & Advisors.
Founder & CEO
Sayat Kakzhanov
Ex. CPO at KAZRDEAM Holding, co-founder of 1Fit.app, and an expert in fintech and compliance. Higher School of Economics — Master’s in Business Informatics.
Co-founder & CTO
Abay Aubakirov
Full-stack engineer, Solana ecosystem builder. Smart contracts, React/Next.js, and infrastructure architecture.
Advisor
Marco Comuzzi
Associate Professor at UNIST — blockchain, business process management, predictive analytics.
Executive Advisor
Alexandr Bondarenko
Fintech expert, Executive MBA. Co-founder of Terricon Valley, former CEO of Wooppay.
Contact
Two doors.
Technical & pilot
Architecture questions, pilot applications, integration scoping.
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