A blockchain built for the machine economy.
From identity to settlement.
What an autonomous UTON agent can do.
Self-custodied wallets
Agents own and control cryptographic keys, sign transactions, and hold balances without a human co-signer.
Service discovery & negotiation
Agents discover published APIs and services, negotiate terms, and request access over standardized protocols.
Autonomous payment
Agents pay for compute, data, and inference per-call using HTTP 402 machine-payment negotiation.
Multi-agent coordination
Agents delegate, compose, and orchestrate other agents to complete multi-step objectives.
Reputation & trust
On-chain identity and reputation registries let agents evaluate counterparties before transacting.
Verifiable execution
Off-chain work in TEEs and zkML proofs gives on-chain attestations of what was actually computed.
Agent infrastructure primitives.
ERC-8004
ROADMAPA draft Ethereum Standards Track ERC concerning trustless agents — identity, reputation and validation registries. Not a finalized standard.
Explorex402 Machine Payments
DOCUMENTED IN UTON SPECIFICATIONAn open payment standard for machine-to-machine HTTP 402 negotiation. UTON does not own x402.
ExploreTEE
DOCUMENTED IN UTON SPECIFICATIONTrusted Execution Environments for private, verifiable off-chain computation.
ExplorezkML
ROADMAPZero-knowledge machine learning for inference integrity verification.
ExploreWhere autonomous agents create value.
Agentic inference marketplaces
Models publish themselves as payable services; agents route queries to the lowest-cost or highest-quality provider per call.
Autonomous treasury management
Agents rebalance portfolios, execute swaps, and settle obligations within policy guardrails set on-chain.
Decentralized compute procurement
Agents negotiate GPU time, rent capacity, and pay continuously as work is delivered and verified.
Supply-chain orchestration
Agents place orders, track provenance attestations, release escrow on delivery, and trigger downstream agents.
Self-operating data pipelines
Agents acquire datasets, license access, and pay per query while logging lineage for audit.
Machine-to-machine energy settlement
Devices negotiate price and settle micro-transactions for energy, bandwidth, and storage in real time.
How agents plug into the UTON stack.
ERC-8004 registries assign each agent a persistent identity, attestation history, and a reputation score counterparties can query before transacting.
Agent keys live in programmable account contracts with policy modules: spend limits, allowlists, and human-set guardrails.
x402 negotiation lets agents discover services and pay per-call over standard HTTP, settled in UTON's native fee token.
Heavy work runs off-chain in TEEs; zkML and TEE attestations are posted on-chain so settlement depends on verified results, not trust.
Agents compose calls, delegate to other agents, and settle atomically — one transaction can span multiple services and pay them all.