Starknet has announced via X that it has integrated Chance, a trust layer for AI agents. Chance performs intent verification before an agent trade is executed. It simulates the operation and compares the results against the user's authorization. If a mismatch is found, the transfer is blocked. The system uses Starknet's programmable escrow wallet, which lets agents propose trades while keeping funds in escrow until the user's authorization is met. Chance also employs the STRK20 privacy framework on Starknet, ensuring that the context of agent authorization and settlement stays private. The integration supports selective disclosure of receipts, allowing users to control what is revealed. This adds a layer of validation and privacy to AI agent trading on Starknet.
Starknet has announced via X that it has integrated Chance, a trust layer built for AI agents.
Chance runs intent verification before an agent trade is executed. It simulates the operation and compares it against the user's authorization. If there is any mismatch, the transfer is blocked.
The solution uses Starknet's programmable escrow wallet. Agents can propose transactions, but funds only leave escrow when the user's authorization is satisfied.
In addition, Chance will use Starknet's privacy framework STRK20 to keep the context of agent authorization and settlement private. The system also supports selective disclosure of receipts.
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