Verify once. Transact everywhere.

AgentScore Passport is buyer-side identity for the agent economy. The human verifies once, and the credential travels with their agent, so it is recognized at every AgentScore-gated merchant instead of being re-proved at each one.

Yes, free for buyers, forever. Merchants pay to check Passport status through the API; the buyer never pays to hold or use one.

Only the derived answer. Verification runs through Stripe Identity, which processes the document and selfie transiently. AgentScore keeps whether you are verified, an age bracket, country-level jurisdiction, and sanctions status. It does not store the document, the selfie, or your date of birth, and merchants never receive them.

The access token lasts 24 hours and is backed by a 90-day refresh credential that rotates silently in the background. In practice the agent keeps working without you doing anything, and you re-verify in a browser only once the refresh credential expires.

No. A wallet is one way an agent can prove identity, on rails that carry a wallet signature. Where it cannot sign, the agent presents its credential instead, and paying by card through Stripe works the same way.