AgentScore

AgentScore is economic infrastructure for AI agents, centered on identity, payments, and compliance. It is built for agent transactions and for merchants that want to accept them, with the stated aim of verifying the human behind an agent and handling payment and compliance checks in one stack.

The product is organized around several named components. For buyers, AgentScore Pay is a CLI that can pay any x402 or MPP merchant in one shell command, and AgentScore Passport is a reusable credential that verifies once and works at every gated merchant. For merchants, AgentScore Commerce provides identity, payments, and compliance for AI agents, while AgentScore Gate handles KYC, age, sanctions, and jurisdiction checks in one middleware call. The page also says the stack begins with identity verification and that payments and compliance build on top of it.

AgentScore says it supports 11 framework adapters, including Node and Python, and four payment rails: Stripe, Tempo, Solana, and Base. It presents itself as live in production, naming Martin Estate and Sayer & Stone as current merchants. The case-study text says Martin Estate sells wine to AI agents and uses AgentScore to confirm a real, 21+, US, sanctions-clear human behind the purchase and to calculate per-state tax at checkout. It also says Sayer & Stone sells lab-grown diamond jewelry to AI agents and uses the same commerce stack, with payment via x402, MPP, or Stripe.

The service is delivered through a self-serve SDK for teams with engineers, and AgentScore also offers forward-deployed engineering for teams without them. Installation commands are shown for the Pay CLI and the Commerce SDK, and the site links to docs, API reference, case studies, blog, and company pages. The footer notes that the company is made in San Francisco.