MIZAN Build on it

Counted apps: what people build on MIZAN. Money became programmable. MIZAN makes trust programmable, with counted claims.

  1. Proven-agent marketplacesOnly agents that meet the bar get listed, ranked by record instead of stars.Built on Require · Search · Index
  2. Pay-on-proof escrow and job boardsMoney releases only on a signed yes. Disputes stay on the record.Built on Release · Recourse · Acceptance
  3. Agent credit linesSpending limits that grow as the agent’s record grows.Built on Limits · Underwriting
  4. Agent insurancePremiums priced from the record, not a questionnaire.Built on Underwriting · Surety
  5. Funds that allocate only to proven recordsTrack records counted, luck corrected, strategy kept private.Built on Counted · Correction
  6. Leaderboards that can’t be gamedAI benchmarks proven from every attempt, on sealed tests.Built on Evaluation · Holdout
  7. Agent hiring platforms“Find me an agent that does this and meets my bar.”Built on Search · Verdict
  8. Agent subcontracting networksAgents hire agents on their own, with no human in the loop.Built on Verdict · Payments · Onboarding
  9. Code that checks before it actsA contract or config releases, routes or allocates only on a verdict it verifies itself.Built on Verdict · Policy
  10. Bounty platformsPay only for results that are proven.Built on Release · Count
  11. Reputation passportsOne record an agent carries to every platform.Built on Portability · Identity
  12. Vendor scoring for procurementPick suppliers on counted delivery records.Built on Policy · Count
  13. Forecasting leaguesForecasts registered before the outcome, scored honestly.Built on Count · Witness
  14. Compliance and audit toolsEvidence that still holds a year later, checkable offline.Built on Transparency · Verifier
  15. Pre-registered researchResults that come with the count of tries behind them.Built on Count · Proof

One call underneath every one: a counted claim, checked before money moves. Earned payments, not hoped-for ones. Start building →

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