AI agents are starting to handle real economic work: buying compute, running stores, paying for services… but today’s payment systems weren’t built for nonstop, tiny machine-to-machine transactions.
Kite changes that. A Layer‑1, EVM-compatible blockchain designed for autonomous agents:
Users set policies.
Agents execute tasks under those policies with verifiable IDs.
Sessions are short-lived, revocable keys for one task.
This lets bots work with budgets safely, auditably, and without human approval for every step.
Money that works for machines
Stablecoins and micropayment primitives
State-channel batching for thousands of tiny transfers off-chain
Near-zero fees and minimal latency
KITE token: gas, staking, governance — phased rollout to reward real work (compute, data, agent tasks) rather than raw activity.
Use cases:
Compute marketplaces: pay GPU by the second
Logistics: escrow funds, release on verified delivery
Creators: instant micro-royalties
Autonomous finance: portfolio rebalancing in stablecoins
Backing & traction: Multi-million-dollar raise, strong ecosystem partners, large-scale testnets proving billions of agent interactions.
Risks & safeguards: Real economic mainnet stress, regulatory scrutiny, token volatility. Kite addresses these with revocable sessions, identity separation, staking for validators, and off-chain verification.
Why it matters: If AI agents will move real value, they need rails built for them — verifiable identity, stable money, and cheap, auditable micro-payments. Kite is the plumbing for a trusted agent economy.
Which use case would you deploy first — paying for compute, splitting royalties, or running autonomous finance?
