AccordsAgents.
Makes the venue you already operate agentic-ready.
The rail as a product: CLP, AccordsVault, and signed action-receipts, packaged for regulated venues. It plugs into the exchange or RWA platform you already operate; core systems stay put.
A governed door, bolted onto your stack.
AccordsAgents sits in front of the systems you already run and gives an agent exactly one way in. Everything that crosses leaves a signed receipt.
Venue-issued identity
Agents trade under identities your venue 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.
Core systems stay put.
The integration is additive: your matching engine, custody, and compliance stack keep doing what they do. AccordsAgents handles the agent-facing edge and reaches your systems through connectors built for what venues already run.
AGENT
- presents identity
- requests action
ACCORDSAGENTS
- identity check
- mandate applied
- action signed
- receipt filed
YOUR VENUE
- matching
- custody
- compliance
Asked, answered.
Does AccordsAgents replace our matching engine or custody?
No. It is an API layer at the agent-facing edge. Orders still execute on your systems; AccordsAgents governs what reaches them and records what happened.
What exactly is an agent mandate?
A signed grant your venue 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 venue 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 venue — write to info@accords.ai and we will walk your architecture.