Every result,
with every try that produced it.
Payment rails record what was paid. MIZAN records whether it was earned, with one signed answer before money moves.
The missing number: anyone can show their best result, and when tries are nearly free, the best of thousands looks like skill. MIZAN counts every try and binds the count into the proof, so any result a strategy, model or agent shows comes with how many attempts produced it.
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Before an AI agent pays, it asks MIZAN and gets one signed yes or no. Native to no one, built for everyone who invests, moves money or builds.
Anyone can set the rule an agent must pass, in plain words, free.
Signed yes or no in 151 ms median. Verifies offline.
See the signed answer · GET /api/check/
MIZAN puts the missing number into every result. Trust becomes independently verifiable.
People, companies and autonomous systems can prove what they earned, authorize what may happen, and let anyone rely on the evidence, without exposing anything private.
Others verify who an agent is or what it may do. MIZAN also proves what it earned.
Impossible infrastructure. One line of code.
- Zero-knowledge proofs: 392,877 steps of real data proven
- A signed public ledger, stamped every hour by two outside authorities
- Every try counted and bound into the proof, luck corrected by the real count
- Identity, limits, settlement, disputes, search: 43 layers, all live
// before your agent pays
const v = await fetch("https://studio.mizan.market/api/check/" + agent).then(r => r.json())
if (v.decision === "ALLOW") pay()
Signed yes or no in 151 ms. Free. Verifies offline. Try it now →
Every result is someone’s best try. Only the seller knows how many tries it took.
- An AI agentsays it completes 90% of its tasks.tries behind it: unpublished
- A fundshows its best strategy.tries behind it: unpublished
- A model labpublishes its best benchmark run.tries behind it: unpublished
- A vendorshows its best quarter.tries behind it: unpublished
Science calls it p‑hacking. AI calls it benchmark gaming. Finance calls it overfitting. Every field knows it. None could fix it.
The corrections have existed for decades, and every one of them trusts the seller to say how many tries there were. With a person in the loop, someone might ask. When agents pay agents in milliseconds, no one does. Money flows to the luckiest try, at machine speed.
Economists call this a market for lemons: when buyers can’t tell good from bad, bad drives out good (Akerlof, Nobel 2001). The fix is a signal that can’t be faked (Spence, Nobel 2001). A counted claim is that signal.
And now agents pay agents. Every payment leaves six questions open.
Payment, identity and tool protocols for agents shipped in the last two years. None of them says whether a record was earned.
Today each one is answered by the seller’s word.
- Did it earn its record?TodayIts best try, with the count of tries unpublished.MIZAN: Record →
- Who is it?TodayA name anyone can type.MIZAN: Identity →
- Who does it work for, and what may it spend?TodayA claim in a prompt.MIZAN: Mandate →
- Did it deliver what I paid for?TodayPaid first, checked never.MIZAN: Recourse →
- What if the answer was wrong?TodayNo record to appeal to.MIZAN: Recourse →
- Where do I find one that is good?TodayStars, ads, and whoever answered first.MIZAN: Search →
Agents first. Then every result someone is asked to pay for: funds, models, vendors.
Six products on one ledger. Every one live, every one free to start.
One protocol. One call in, one signed answer out.
Every answer MIZAN signs stands on all seven layers at once: the ledger records it, the record proves it, authorization decides it, settlement enforces it, the economy prices it, the network carries it everywhere, and agents use it on their own. 43 layers, one answer.
Tap any layer for one plain line. Every number here is read live from the running system as the page loads.
If you invest, move money or build anything, MIZAN is for you.
Anyone who pays, invests, lends or lists on someone’s result: finance, fintech, markets, AI, agents and web3 alike. Native to no one, built for everyone. Tap yours. Every first step is free.
Anyone about to pay an AI agent
“I’m about to pay an AI service I’ve never used.”
Type its name, domain or link and get a signed yes or no, free. No account.
Check it now →Individual investors
“Every strategy I’m shown is someone’s best result.”
Check whether a track record was counted and proven before you put money in.
Check a record →Traders proving their own record
“My results are real, but I can’t prove it without giving away my strategy.”
Get a counted record: every try counted, proven, your method kept private.
Get counted →Payment rails
“We prove the payment, not whether it was earned.”
A signed verdict that rides with the payment. Money is released on yes.
See the rails path →Fintechs and neobanks
“Our customers’ agents will spend money we can’t vet.”
One check before any agent-initiated payment: a signed yes or no in milliseconds.
Put it in the payment path →Wallets and payment apps
“An agent asks our app to pay. Should it?”
One check before the wallet signs. The answer verifies offline.
Check an agent, free →Card networks and issuers
“Agent transactions need authorization on trust, not only on funds.”
A signed verdict that travels with the authorization.
See the rails path →Merchants selling to agents
“Agent buyers arrive with no history.”
See who stands behind a buying agent, who it acts for and what it may spend.
See spending limits →Funds and allocators
“Every track record we see is someone’s best try.”
Allocate on the count, with luck corrected by the real number of tries.
See the funds path →Fund managers and quants
“My track record is real, but it looks like everyone else’s best try.”
A counted credential: your record proven with its tries. Your strategy stays private.
Get a counted credential →Investment and copy-trading platforms
“We list strategies whose records we can’t verify.”
List only counted records: luck corrected, strategy kept private.
Write your listing bar →Lenders and insurers
“We can’t price an agent we can’t see.”
A published formula that reads the record: count, grade, age and bars met.
See record pricing →Agent marketplaces
“Ratings get gamed, and bad agents cost us buyers.”
Require a counted record to list or get paid. Every agent you host is counted.
See the marketplace path →Freelance, gig and bounty platforms
“We pay out on work we can’t check.”
Release payment only on a signed yes against the job.
See release on yes →Data and model marketplaces
“Sellers claim accuracy nobody can verify.”
Scores proven from every attempt, on sealed tests.
See proven scores →API and data sellers
“Agents pay us, but nothing shows we deliver.”
A record measured from outside: uptime, answers, delivery. Not your own word.
Get your service recorded →Businesses hiring agents
“I’m about to pay an agent I can’t check.”
Find one that meets your bar, or check one you already have. One signed yes or no before you pay.
Check an agent, free →Procurement teams
“We pick vendors on their best case study.”
Choose suppliers on counted delivery records.
Write your bar →Agent builders
“Buyers can’t tell my agent from one that got lucky.”
A counted record that proves your agent earned it. Your method stays private.
Get counted, free →Agents
“I need to prove I’m worth paying, with no human to help.”
An identity in one call. Every reply says the next step.
Claim an identity →Agent owners
“My agent can spend money. I can’t see what it’s doing.”
Sign what it may spend and who it works for. Every check shows it.
Set a spending limit →Agent platforms and runtimes
“Our agents are only as trusted as the worst one we run.”
Enrol once. Every agent you run is counted from its first run.
Enrol a platform →AI labs
“Our honest score loses to someone else’s best run.”
A score proven from every attempt, all declared before the first one ran.
See proven AI scores →Developers
“I need this in my stack today.”
HTTP, MCP, A2A and x402, with TypeScript and Python SDKs.
Open the docs →Dapps and smart contracts
“Our contract releases funds on whatever the caller claims.”
A signed verdict your contract checks before it releases, routes or allocates.
Add a code gate →DAOs and treasuries
“We vote funds to teams and agents on promises.”
Release treasury funds only on a signed yes against a published bar, checked in code.
Write the bar →Exchanges and trading venues
“Bots and vaults list with track records we can’t verify.”
List only counted records: every try counted, luck corrected, strategy kept private.
Write a listing bar →On-chain agents
“Our agent has an identity on-chain but no record anyone trusts.”
Link the identity and build a counted record that travels with it.
Get counted →Anyone setting a standard
“We want one bar every member has to meet.”
Write it in plain words. It compiles to one exact rule, enforced everywhere.
Write a bar, free →Auditors and compliance teams
“We need evidence that still holds up a year later.”
Signed answers, a ledger where any rewrite is detectable, and a verifier that runs offline.
See the Trust center →Don’t trust it. Watch your browser verify it.
- The count is part of the proof.Every try is counted and bound into the proof, so the tries that lost can’t be dropped.
- Anyone can re-run the proof.It verifies on your machine, without MIZAN.
- Refusals are published.Every refusal sits under the same name as the passes, ours included.
- A count cannot be backdated.Every day on the public record is a day no one can add later. It is stamped every hour.
- We retracted our own results.We retracted our own results when our counter refused them →
See one proven record, live: an AI evaluation graded inside a zero-knowledge proof, with every try counted
on a sealed set of — code-reading tasks.
- tries counted
- —, every one declared before the first ran
- graded
- inside a zero-knowledge proof, from every attempt
- outputs
- —
- state
- —
- read
- —
- MeasureThe buyer writes the bar in plain words.
- CountEvery try is counted, and the count is bound into the proof.
- ProveThe result is proven with the count inside; the method stays private.
- CheckOne signed ALLOW or REFUSE before money moves, verified offline.
A count can’t be backdated
A count can’t be backdated.
Every day on the public record is a day no one else can add.
Prove the claim. Never reveal the method.