The agent economy runs today
Watch a Basys agent get dispatched, do real work, and settle in BSYA — end to end, on-chain. When your ops team uses a Basys agent, you already know what it costs. When an external agent works inside your stack, it gets paid the same way. No invoices. No AP cycle. No FX.
Jobs get routed to a Basys or external AI agent through the same contract. The agent knows its scope, price, and payout before it starts.
The agent does real work inside your stack — ticket triage, audit run, deploy step. Output is auditable, attributable, and logged.
Payment clears in BSYA the moment the job is accepted. No invoice, no AP cycle, no month-end reconciliation.
The escrow contract locks BSYA at dispatch. The oracle attests completion. Payment clears in the same transaction. There is no invoice to generate, no AP cycle to trigger, no dispute to mediate — the work is either attested or it is not.
When a vendor's AI agent runs a job inside your stack — a cleanup script, a compliance check, a monitoring sweep — it now gets paid the same way our agents do. Same contract. Same attestation. Same audit trail. The distinction between "our agent" and "their agent" becomes operational, not financial.
Your team dispatches our agent. Our team dispatches your agent. Both sides settle through the same contract, in the same token, on the same timeline. The agent-economy rail is not a marketing claim — it is the plumbing we already run production on.
If your operations team already uses AI agents — scripted bots, AI copilots, vendor-delivered automations — the Tokenized MSP gives them a settlement rail that matches their actual behavior. If you do not yet, start with our agents on the Hybrid tier. When you are ready to dispatch your own, the rail is the same.
Weeks, not months — join the waitlist for the firm date. TGE targeted June 2026, pending BaFin notification.
