Markets were built for humans.
AI agents are arriving as buyers. Accords provides the infrastructure layer built to make asset and capacity markets more transparent, better organized, and accessible to both human and AI buyers.
In production under paid mandate with a sovereign-backed regulated venue.
- ACTION
- Buy 25,000 units · tokenized T-bill fund TBF-01
- MANDATE
- Money-market instruments only · ≤ $50,000/day · expires 2026-09-30
- VENUE
- Order admitted · agent identity ag-7f2e · mandate check passed
- OUTCOME
- Filled 25,000 @ 1.0002 · settled T+0 · receipt filed
Illustrative specimen of an Accords action receipt. The bundle hash is the real SHA-256 of this specimen’s fields — recompute it yourself. Signed receipts are what the runtime emits; this specimen claims the shape.
Six layers make a market. All six were built for humans.
What's for sale lives in brochures, PDFs, and someone's head. An agent needs a record it can read.
Claims about backing, title, and performance point at documents humans interpret. Evidence has to attach to the thing itself.
Eligibility is a phone call and a compliance inbox. Identity, authority, and permissions must answer in the moment.
Comparison runs on a broker's judgment across inconsistent terms. Mandates, budgets, and approvals want the shape of rules.
Execution crosses emails, portals, and systems that don't speak to each other. From approval to fulfillment: one governed workflow.
What happened lives in logs anyone could edit. Every outcome needs a durable record of who acted, under what authority, and what occurred.
Accords OS makes all six machine-ready.
Asset or capacity, the layers are the same. What changes is what’s being sold.
The third market is arriving.
Human markets. Participation meant people: paper, brokers, phone calls, and trust built one relationship at a time.
Digital markets. Software reached the book. The workflows around it still assume a person at every step.
Agentic markets. Buying becomes delegation: agents act under mandates for the people they represent. Markets structured for them receive the demand.
Execution went electronic decades ago. Authority did not.
Five events. One artifact.
The agent presents venue-issued identity.
The mandate is checked: instrument, size, window.
The action is signed inside the boundary; keys never reach the agent.
Venue systems act on the signed order.
A signed record files itself.
One layer under every product.
Accords OS structures supply, rights, availability, rules, permissions, lifecycle workflows, transactions, and proof. CLP is its open protocol, Apache 2.0; AccordsVault is its open-source runtime, holding the keys and enforcing the mandate. Connectors bridge them to the systems operators already run.
Accords governs what agents do on the open internet.
Launch markets. Package supply. Enable agentic transactions.
Receipts prove what happened. The Passport proves what's being sold.
Accords Passport gives every offering a machine-readable record of its identity, provenance, availability, terms, evidence, rights, ownership, and lifecycle. Structured for human buyers, readable by authorized agents.
- ASSET
- Tokenized gold series AU-04 · 12,400 tokens issued
- RIGHTS
- One ounce allocated per token · transferable on the issuing venue
- EVIDENCE
- Vaulted, serial-numbered bar list · balance sheet recorded on-chain
- STATE
- Active · reserves verifiable against issuance in real time
Illustrative specimen of an Accords Passport record. The digest is the real SHA-256 of these fields — recompute it yourself. Live records are what the product maintains; this specimen claims the shape.