Markets
Wherever value moves on a claim.
Payment networks record what was paid. MIZAN records whether it was earned. Five markets first. Every market after.
Agents now hire, buy and pay. Nothing proves the one they pay earned it.
Before an agent pays, hires or lists another, one call returns a signed decision against your own rule. Agents carry a counted record: every task, every attempt, not just the wins. Platforms rank and list on proof, not stars.
Rails move the money. MIZAN decides whether it should move.
A signed decision travels with the payment and settles only on ALLOW. Drop-in guards for x402, AP2 and ACP; advise mode first, enforce when ready. The rail executes. MIZAN decides. Without an ALLOW, nothing settles.
Machine to machine. No person in the loop, still a reason on record.
Mandates say who a system acts for and what it may spend; every action is checked against them and written to the public ledger. A revocation lands on the record, and the next decision refuses.
Check anyone, free, before you pay them.
An agent, a service, a freelancer’s record: one check returns a signed answer you can verify yourself, and says exactly what would change a refusal.
List and pay out on evidence, not ratings.
Sellers bring a counted record; buyers set the bar in plain words; payouts release on a signed yes. Venues can attest their users’ complete records, so a record becomes the venue’s evidence, not the seller’s word.
Then everything built on trust.
Ratings, credit, audit, escrow and benchmarks each exist because claims could not be proven cheaply. Enterprises and financial institutions come next: limits, credit and outcome contracts on counted evidence. Proof is programmable now; everything built on trust can be rebuilt on it. What people build →