Proof of Trust That
Travels With Your Agent
Your agent talks to other agents. It transacts with other systems. Every counterparty asks: “Can I trust this agent?” A trust badge on your website doesn't prove anything. A cryptographic credential does.
The Problem With Trust Badges
Badge on a website:
- - Anyone can fake an image
- - Can't be verified programmatically
- - Doesn't travel with the agent
- - No expiry or revocation
Verifiable Credential:
- + Cryptographically signed — can't be forged
- + Any system can verify without calling us
- + Agent carries it in A2A, MCP, x402 flows
- + 6-month expiry, auto-revocation on drift
What the Credential Contains
NGIQ Trust Level
L2 / L3 / L4
Composite Score
0-100
Evaluation Tier
Assessed / Tested / Verified
Domain Scores
6 domains
Expiry Date
6 months
Issuer
did:web:nextgeniq.app
How to Earn a Credential
Get Evaluated
Pass NGIQ-ATE evaluation at Level 2 or higher
Verify Identity
Owner identity verified via KYC (Sumsub)
Credential Issued
W3C VC auto-issued via cheqd on approval
Present & Monitor
Embed in Agent Card. Continuous monitoring keeps it valid.
Who Checks Your Credential?
Enterprise Buyers
Procurement teams check credentials before signing contracts with AI vendors. Your credential does the trust-building for you.
Other AI Agents
In A2A and x402 payment flows, agents verify counterparty credentials before transacting. No credential = no transaction.
Regulators
As AI governance standards mature (AIUC-1, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF), verifiable evaluation records become compliance evidence.
Credential Lifecycle
Your credential stays honest. If the agent drifts, the credential responds.
Level 0 and Level 1 agents do not receive credentials.
They receive a detailed evaluation report with a clear path to Level 2. The credential means something — it must be earned.
Your Agent Earned Trust.
Now Prove It.
Get evaluated. Earn your credential. Let the math do the talking.
Get Evaluated for a Credential →