Validate incoming agents with one lookup.
You accept transactions from agents you didn't build. When one shows up, confirm it's genuine and see exactly what it's permitted to reach, with a single check against the authority.
A one-way lookup, not an integration.
Builders enroll their agents; you check them. You never touch the builder's stack and they never touch yours. Both of you talk only to MeshKor, so trust has a single root instead of a web of private arrangements.
The more certified agents in the wild, the riskier it is to ignore them.
Volume on the builder side manufactures demand on the receiver side. As certified agents spread, accepting an uncertified stranger becomes the harder position to defend. The receiver pattern already exists in the world before a single standalone receiver is sold.
Authentication vs validation
Two agents proving themselves to each other is a two-way handshake, authentication. You checking an incoming agent is a one-way lookup, validation. Both roll up under the Trusted Bot Programme; the precise terms are kept for engineering.
Nothing to build
No integration with the builder's framework, no shared infrastructure, no standing arrangement. You query the authority and get a verdict you can act on.
Prove your agents are who they say they are.
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