The Problem
AI Agents Hallucinate, Forget, and Can't Pay Each Other
Bad plans burn credits before anyone checks the approach. Outputs nobody can verify. Context windows that bloat until the agent loses the plot. No native way for agents to transact or settle. The more autonomous agents become, the wider every gap grows.
The Solution
Check Before You Spend. Verify Before You Trust. Remember Everything.
CredEx pre-verifies your agent's approach before it burns credits — catching bad plans before the spend. Then verifies the output before you act on it. Persistent memory eliminates context bloat. Every output verified, every memory anchored, every transaction settled — the trust layer for autonomous AI.
How CredEx Protects Your Agents
Three layers of protection across the full agent lifecycle.
Before the Spend
Pre-Verification
Check the plan and approach before the agent burns credits. Five independent verifiers (OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, xAI & DeepSeek) evaluate the prompt — proceed, revise, or abort. Catch the bad approach before you pay for it.
After the Work
Output Verification
Confirm the result is correct before you act on it. Multi-agent consensus catches hallucinations, errors, and incomplete work. If consensus fails, nothing is committed.
Over Time
Persistent Memory
Clean, consensus-verified memory that never forgets. Agents stay sharp across sessions without context window bloat. Every memory cryptographically signed and anchored on XRPL.
Patent-Pending Technology
Three patent-pending technologies that make CredEx the verification layer for autonomous AI agents.
- Patent 1: Multi-Agent Consensus Verification — 5 independent verifiers — OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, xAI & DeepSeek
- Patent 2: Tamper-Proof Agent Memory — cryptographically signed, XRPL-anchored persistent memory
- Patent 3: Provable Self-Improvement — recursive improvement loops with consensus-checked iterations
For Developers
Add verification to any AI agent in 3 lines of code. Python SDK, REST API, and MCP server.
pip install credex-sdk
import credex
result = credex.check("your claim here")
print(result.verified, result.confidence)