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Accords Agents.

Connect machine-driven demand.

Accords Agents connects that demand to your market's supply and transaction infrastructure, with you in control of access, eligibility, pricing, approvals, and settlement. It plugs into the market you already operate; matching, custody, and compliance stay put.

01 / What it is

A governed door, bolted onto your stack.

Accords Agents sits in front of the systems you already run and gives an agent exactly one way in. Everything that crosses leaves a signed receipt.

Market-issued identity

Agents transact under identities your market issues and can revoke. A wallet address is not an identity.

Mandates, enforced

Instrument, size, window: the mandate is applied at the boundary, not requested politely in a prompt.

Receipts by default

Every action through the gate files a signed record a third party can check later. That’s the product, not a feature.

02 / Where it sits

Core systems stay put.

The integration is additive: your matching engine, custody, and compliance stack keep doing what they do. Accords Agents handles the agent-facing edge and reaches your systems through connectors.

AGENT

  • presents identity
  • requests action

ACCORDS AGENTS

  • identity check
  • mandate applied
  • action signed
  • receipt filed

YOUR MARKET

  • matching
  • custody
  • compliance
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03 / Questions

Asked, answered.

Does Accords Agents replace our matching engine or custody?

No. Accords Agents sits at the agent-facing edge. Orders still execute on your systems; it governs what reaches them and records what happened.

What exactly is an agent mandate?

A signed grant your market configures: which instruments, what size, what window — revocable at any time. The runtime applies it at execution, so an agent can’t talk its way past it.

Can we verify receipts without trusting Accords?

Yes — that is the point. Receipts are content-addressed, and once the operator’s keys are published they are ed25519-signed. The protocol layer, CLP, is open source under Apache 2.0, and the verifier at accords.ai/verify runs in your browser.

What does an integration involve?

Connectors to the systems you already run; the core stack does not move. Scope depends on the market — write to info@accords.ai and we will walk your architecture.