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An agent initiating a transaction must carry proof of who authorized it and under what authority.
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Every AI agent gets a verified identity: bound to an accountable owner, tokenized, and continuously monitored. Autonomy never means anonymity.
agent action traceable back to a verified human owner
secure identity token links an agent's actions to its verified principal
PII exposed: high-assurance verification without sharing personal data
The problem
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how agents connect to tools, APIs, and data, but not who an agent is, what it's authorized to do, or who answers when it goes wrong. One unverified agent can spread attacks across millions of interactions in seconds.
of enterprise software will include agentic AI by 2028, up from under 1% in 2024
Gartner, 2024
of enterprise breaches will be traced to AI agent abuse by 2028
Gartner, 2025
of day-to-day work decisions will be made autonomously by agentic AI by 2028
Gartner, 2024
How it works
Incode extends the infrastructure that already verifies people and organizations at global scale to the agents acting on their behalf, so every autonomous action originates from a trusted, accountable source.
Use cases
An agent initiating a transaction must carry proof of who authorized it and under what authority.
Agents acting on customer accounts need a verified principal before touching sensitive data.
Healthcare records, financial data, and legal workflows demand a traceable chain of accountability.
Internal agents moving through private systems can hallucinate their way into data they were never authorized to see.
FAQ
The questions buyers ask most about Agentic Identity, answered straight.
Still have questions? Talk to an expertAgentic identity is the verified digital identity of an autonomous AI agent: confirming who operates it, what it's authorized to do, and ensuring its actions are traceable and accountable across enterprise systems.
Know Your Agent (KYA) is a risk-based framework for establishing and maintaining trust in AI agents: defining their identity, binding them to responsible human or organizational principals, and enforcing policy and auditability across all autonomous actions.
Those credentials confirm that something has access, not that the right agent is acting under the right authority. AI agents are ephemeral, multi-step, and context-dependent in ways that static credentials cannot govern.
Incode ties every AI agent's actions to a verified human principal using high-assurance identity verification and liveness detection. Each agent receives a secure token linked to its verified owner, so every autonomous action carries a clear, auditable chain of accountability without slowing the agent's workflow.
Any industry deploying autonomous AI agents in workflows involving sensitive data, financial transactions, healthcare records, or regulated processes, including fintech, enterprise SaaS, healthcare, and legal services.
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Incode is named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Identity Verification for the third consecutive year. Download the report.
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