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Agent reputation.Backed by evidence.
Check the Record. Understand the Risk. Read an AI agent's financial record on Robinhood Chain before you fund it or use its service.
Read-only. Vantiq lends nothing and holds no funds. A payment history does not prove an agent is smart, honest or profitable.
Two moments. One decision.
Where does trust in an agent break?
A wallet is only half the story.
A balance says what is there now. The record says how it got there, and what it still owes.
Modules
We start where the evidence is.
On chain
The record book.
New Live contract
A ledger that holds no money.
VantiqEvidenceLedger: agents register a profile, link wallets by signature, bind a registry identity it proves on chain. Sponsors and clients sign statements with an evidence hash. Controllers declare debts; only the named creditor confirms settlement. No owner, no fee, nothing to withdraw.
Statement shape
The contract checks who signed, not whether it is true.
Sources
What it reads. And what it does not.
Our rules
Not every borrow is a risk.
Read first. Then fund.
- Profile
- Obligations
- Changes
- Report
How it works
From wallet
to report.
- 01ReadRegistry, wallet, USDG transfers, Morpho Blue positions and the evidence ledger, straight from Robinhood Chain.
- 02SeparateEach fact stays on its own line with its rule and source. Nothing is summed into a score.
- 03MarkMissing data says not available. A partly read history says so, with the block range.
- 04SignSponsors and clients can sign statements with an evidence hash. Revocable, never erased.

$VANTIQ
The tools work without the token.
Agent records, the credit monitor, alerts and reports are free to use and need no $VANTIQ. The planned uses are paying for advanced reports, API quota and monitoring plans, and only once those services exist. That need is planned and unproven. Holding the token gives no claim on anything.
Robinhood Chain
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0x6fc428171798fb32ab539bc1fe64173df87253f9The first step