Accords.

Accords exists because agent infrastructure kept stopping at payment. Wallets, payment rails, spending caps: the industry built agents that could buy. A regulated venue needs more before it lets anything trade. It needs to know who the agent is, and it needs every action provable afterward — the six questions its rulebook already asks of every human participant.

Nobody was building that part. So we did.

CLP is the open protocol. AccordsVault is the open-source runtime. AccordsAgents packages them as the rail venues adopt; AccordsExchange ships that rail inside a whole venue; AccordsBalance points the same proof at what backs the asset. The stack is in production under paid mandate with a sovereign-backed regulated venue.