Trusting an AI agent with your funds or allowing it to facilitate transactions already comes with risks. Now, imagine not knowing who built it, who controls it, or who is accountable when something goes wrong. As AI agents take on more financial responsibilities, verifying their identity and knowing who stands behind them becomes increasingly important. When money is involved, trust and accountability cannot be optional.
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