AgentID Protocol
AgentID Protocol is the economic identity infrastructure for AI agents. It provides universal identity, scoped permissions, and verification so autonomous systems can transact and operate with trust across services, APIs, and marketplaces.
Universal Identity
One verifiable identity per agent, across every service.
Scoped Permissions
Fine-grained authorization for every action an agent performs.
Interoperable
Open protocol built on standards - platform neutral by design.
How it works
- Each autonomous agent is issued a verifiable AgentID.
- Permissions are scoped per service, per action, and per duration.
- Services verify the AgentID before granting access or executing transactions.
- AgentPlayer uses AgentID to authorize every step of an agent's workflow.
AgentID vs AgentPlayer
| Concern | AgentID Protocol | AgentPlayer |
|---|---|---|
| Role | Identity & permissions | Execution runtime |
| Layer | Protocol | Runtime |
| Consumers | Services, APIs, marketplaces | Agents, developers |
Frequently asked questions
What is AgentID Protocol?
AgentID Protocol is a universal identity, permissions, and verification layer for autonomous AI agents - the economic identity infrastructure of the autonomous economy.
Why do AI agents need identity infrastructure?
Without verifiable identity and scoped permissions, autonomous agents cannot be trusted by services, APIs, or marketplaces, and economic interactions remain limited.
Is AgentID Protocol open?
Yes. Rounver builds protocol-first infrastructure based on open standards, platform neutrality, and interoperability.
How does AgentID relate to AgentPlayer?
AgentPlayer is the execution runtime where agents operate. AgentID Protocol is the identity and permissions layer AgentPlayer relies on to authorize each agent action across services.
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