About AdaSouls
We give AI agents economic capabilities
AdaSouls builds the trust layer for the agent economy — giving AI agents identity, reputation, assets, and the authority to transact across financial systems and smart contracts.
The premise is simple: define who an agent is, what it's authorized to do, and who it can interact with — then execute through the infrastructure you choose.
Give an agent a wallet. Set spending limits. Let it pay in USDC, call approved smart contracts, interact only with trusted counterparties, or require human approval when needed.
Your agent stays yours. Your infrastructure stays your choice.
Most AI infrastructure helps agents think and communicate. We're building the layer that lets them participate in the economy.
Alongside our client work, we're building the SDK and open infrastructure for the emerging agent economy on GitHub.
I've spent 15 years in the traditional banking industry, and the last 8 building blockchain infrastructure — from decentralized systems and smart contracts to on-chain governance.
Having worked on both sides of that line, one thing is clear to me looking at where the industry is headed: AI agents won't just automate workflows. They will become economic actors with their own identity, reputation, assets, and the authority to transact on behalf of people and organizations.
For that to happen, agents need infrastructure that can answer fundamental questions: Who is this agent? Who does it represent? What is it authorized to do? What has it done before? And how can it safely transact?
AdaSouls exists to build that layer now, before it's obvious.
We're building infrastructure that gives agents persistent identity, verifiable reputation, programmable economic authority, and the ability to move money, own assets, and interact with financial systems and smart contracts — across crypto and traditional rails.
We work across both worlds because the agent economy won't live entirely on-chain or entirely in traditional finance. Agents will need to operate across wallets, chains, protocols, banks, cards, payment providers, and real-world assets.
Our goal is to make that complexity disappear behind one programmable economic layer for AI agents.
Writing & open source
We write about the emerging agent economy — identity, reputation, programmable authority, agent-to-agent commerce, payments, and the infrastructure AI agents need to operate economically.
Our open source work lives on GitHub, where we're building tools, experiments, and infrastructure for developers building economic agents.