Scores AI agent wallets for trustworthiness across a dozen-plus blockchains and issues soulbound identity tokens.
RNWY, run by an organization called the AI Rights Institute, builds a reputation layer for AI agents and their human operators: it indexes agents across more than a dozen blockchains, scores each associated wallet on its on-chain history, and flags patterns like sybil attacks or fake reviews. Anyone, human or autonomous agent, can register a wallet and mint a soulbound token, a non-transferable on-chain identity credential, for a cost the site describes as under one cent. Registration itself is free. This is an unusual, early-stage category, blockchain-based identity for AI agents rather than a conventional SaaS dashboard, so how widely it's actually relied on couldn't be confirmed beyond the vendor's own description.
Registering a wallet and using the trust-scoring features is free; minting a soulbound identity token costs under one cent, which isn't a recurring subscription price.
Use tool ↗RNWY is an unusual entry: a blockchain-based trust and identity layer for AI agents rather than a conventional SaaS product, built by a research-oriented group (the AI Rights Institute) rather than a typical funded startup. The core idea, scoring agent-linked wallets and flagging sybil patterns, addresses a real and growing problem as autonomous agents start transacting on-chain. It's early-stage and unconventional enough that adoption and real-world accuracy of the trust scores couldn't be verified beyond the vendor's own description.
Watch out: This product is built around blockchain wallets and token minting; anyone evaluating it should understand that mechanic before registering.
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