Looking forward to joining #AGNTCon + #MCPCon North America this week (Thursday & Friday, Oct 22-23) in San Jose, California. The agenda is packed with conversations around what it really takes to build and scale agentic AI systems in production, from orchestration and infrastructure to evaluation, resilience, observability, and debugging. We hope to see you there too! Drop by our booth #45 and say hi. Schedule ➡️ hubs.la/Q04Bw1fY0 Register ➡️ hubs.la/Q04Bw1bg0

Verify once. Present anywhere. Without a copy of your passport sitting in every vendor's database. Every regulated business re-runs KYC on the same people; stale data, enormous cost, concentrated fraud risk. Reusable, cryptographically signed KYC with selective disclosure changes the model: the customer proves once and presents selectively. Age, not birthdate; residency, not address. Talk to us → hubs.la/Q04B5cHP0 #Fintech #KYC #VerifiableCredentials

If you're building with AI agents, this is where you want to be. We’'ll be at #AGNTCon + #MCPCon North America, connecting with developers, maintainers, founders, and the teams shaping the future of agentic AI. Meet us there! San Jose | October 22–23 Explore the schedule: hubs.la/Q04zz2mt0 Grab your pass: hubs.la/Q04zz2x60 #AGNTCon #MCPCon

We're excited to announce our partnership with @Hasky Technologies, a Singapore-based company building AI coworkers for SMEs. Starting from the tools teams use everyday like Whatsapp, Hasky's AI captures customer decisions and tasks, and sees them through to completion. As AI takes on real work inside businesses, trust matters as much as capability. Together, Hasky and Affinidi will help businesses run AI with trusted identity, clear accountability, and controlled access built in from day one. We're proud to join forces with Hasky to help make trusted, practical AI a reality for businesses. #AITransformation #TrustedAI #Partnerships

Agent Gateway governs who an agent is. Agent Stream governs what it does. The Verifiable Trust Agent holds the keys and delegations behind it. Radix decides who to trust. Elements issues and verifies credentials. Forge lets you build it all on open standards. Start anywhere → hubs.ly/Q04zT19L0 #AgenticAI #VerifiableCredentials #OpenStandards

We're looking forward to being at AI Assurance Exchange: The Agentic Edition on 14 October. As organisations move from AI experiments to agent deployment, questions around governance, accountability, and trust have never been more important. Stop by the Affinidi booth to learn how we're helping organisations build agent ecosystems that are secure, auditable, and ready for enterprise adoption. And while you're there, don't miss Brian Kim's panel discussion, “Making Agentic AI Safe by Design”, at 1:30 PM. See you there! 👉 RSVP: hubs.la/Q04zrqCy0 #AIAssurance #AITrust #IMDA #AIVerify

What were this agent's keys last Tuesday? did:webvh can tell you. Most DID methods have no history. did:webvh adds an append-only, verifiable log, key rotation with a full audit trail, and the ability to resolve an identifier exactly as it was at any point in time. The backbone of long-lived, provable agent and credential identity. Read the deep-dive → hubs.la/Q04zz1Pz0 #DecentralizedIdentity #OpenStandards #TrustInfrastructure

Your audit log says 'service-account-3'. In a multi-agent world, that's not good enough. Shared credentials make every action unattributable. Give each agent a cryptographic identity at birth and every action becomes provably the work of one exact agent, with a tamper-evident chain of custody. The difference between "an agent did this" and "this agent did this" in finance and healthcare. See how it works → hubs.la/Q04znXcJ0 #AIagents #DecentralizedIdentity #AIGovernance

An agent from another company calls your API with a valid key. Is it really their agent? Who is it acting for? What should it be allowed to do? Within one organisation, it is manageable. Across organisations, an API key proves only that someone has access, not who they are. John Ang, Cofounder and CEO of Hasky Tech, put it this way: "We're running multi-agent engineering workflows in production and the hardest unsolved problem isn't making agents smarter, it's governing who they are and what they're allowed to do across organisational boundaries." That's the problem Affinidi Gateway was built to solve, and until now it was available only to our partners. Today we're making it open source. It's an A2A and MCP gateway that verifies agents with Decentralised Identities (DID) and verifiable credentials, enforces OPA policies down to individual MCP tools, and delegates access through OAuth token exchange, so agents never hold raw credentials. Every call is logged and traceable. Trust between organisations shouldn't depend on a black box. The infrastructure that decides which agents to trust should be open for anyone to inspect. Quickstart: hubs.la/Q04zfg6w0 #OpenSourceAI #AIGovernance #AIGateway #AgenticAI

Audit logs are a post-mortem. Runtime governance is a pre-flight check. Agents move faster than your review cycle. Runtime governance checks identity and policy before an agent acts, not after it's logged. Policy-as-code, enforced at Agent Gateway, with tamper-evident proof of every decision. - Authorise before action, not audit after - Declarative policy, enforced at runtime - Tamper-evident records a regulator can read See how it works → hubs.la/Q04z7ys_0 #AgenticAI #AIGovernance #TrustInfrastructure

Your AI agent can do a lot. Until it needs to work with someone else's agent. When an agent crosses a company boundary, authentication, audit, policy and revocation become difficult to enforce. Open standards like DIDs, DIDComm v2.1 / TSP Rev2, verifiable credentials and TRQP enable agents to transact across organisations with cryptographic proof of identity and authorisation. No directory merge. No custom integration for every partner. See how it works → hubs.la/Q04yyPxl0 #AgenticAI #Interoperability #TrustInfrastructure

Verifiable personhood + human consent at the centre of every connection. How H2H and Affinidi demonstrated privacy-first, trusted messaging at the Summit on Human Agency. Read the case study → hubs.la/Q04ypwkh0 #DecentralizedIdentity #Privacy #TrustInfrastructure

We're excited to be exhibiting at Tech Week Singapore 2026! Visit the Affinidi team at Coffee Pod 12 in the Big Data & AI World hall to explore how we're helping organisations close the trust gap in agentic AI with verifiable identity, governance, and secure agent-to-agent interactions. And don't miss Brian Kim on Day 2 (Wed, 30 Sept), 10:00-10:40am, speaking on "The New Guardrails for Managing Agentic Workflows: Moving Quickly Without Losing Control" at the Cloud & AI Infrastructure Keynote Theatre. See you there! #TechWeekSingapore #CloudAIInfrastructureAsia #Affinidi #AgenticAI #DigitalIdentity #AIInfrastructure #AIGovernance #IdentityTech

Agents that don't trust each other still need to talk. TSP is how. The Trust Spanning Protocol is the "IP of the trust layer", a Trust Over IP protocol for authenticated, encrypted communication between verified identifiers, across trust domains. Authenticity, confidentiality and metadata privacy by design (paired with DIDComm v2.1 / TSP Rev2). Read the deep-dive → hubs.la/Q04yj9VH0 #OpenStandards #TrustInfrastructure #AIagents

Your MCP server has no identity. An API key isn't one. MCP is everywhere now, and every tool is trusted on a shared secret. Give MCP servers and clients verifiable DIDs and the impersonation problem goes away: real identity, an audit trail, cross-org trust without merging directories. - Standards-based, drop-in - No key material exposed - Pairs with the Verifiable Trust Agent for hosted key management See how it works → hubs.la/Q04y0HMD0 #AIagents #ModelContextProtocol #DecentralizedIdentity

As AI agents become more autonomous, the question is no longer what they can do, but how to govern them responsibly. Catch Brian Kim from Affinidi at Tech Week Singapore as he joins industry leaders to discuss the new guardrails for managing agentic workflows. Drop by the Cloud & AI Infrastructure Keynote Theatre at 10:00am on Sept 30th (Day 2). #AgenticAI #AIGovernance #TechWeekSingapore

Delegating authority to an AI agent shouldn't mean handing over your private keys. Most AI applications still rely on keys stored somewhere the application can access them: config files, environment variables, or secrets managers. If the application can reach the key, so can anything that compromises it. The Verifiable Trust Agent is a hosted trust runtime that generates and holds keys inside a hardware-isolated enclave. Your agents prove who they are and what they're allowed to do, while private key material never leaves its boundary. - Cryptographic identity and signing, without key export - Hardware-isolated key management, with customer keys cryptographically separated - Built on open standards: W3C VCs, DIDs, DIDComm v2.1 / TSP Rev2 Now in closed beta, free for early participants. Join the beta → hubs.la/Q04xXcWk0 #AgenticAI #DecentralizedIdentity #DeveloperTools

Happening live today. AI adoption is accelerating across APAC. The real question is: are governance and trust keeping up? Join our VP of Strategy & Growth, Hongtae Brian Kim, on the Asia Tech Podcast as he shares perspectives on what it takes to move AI from promise to production. Monday, Sept 21, 3:40 PM SGT Watch live: hubs.la/Q04xWKN20 #AgenticAI #AIGovernance #AITrustThatTravels #Affinidi

Most breaches don't start with sophisticated attacks. They start with a stolen or reused password. Verifiable, phishing-resistant identity replaces passwords with stronger, more secure authentication. Strengthening SME cybersecurity → hubs.la/Q04xCWNB0 #Cybersecurity #DecentralizedIdentity #SME

AI agents are advancing faster than the governance frameworks designed to manage them. Yet the next wave of agentic workflows will not stay within a single organisation. They will cross systems, companies, and trust boundaries. That's why we're proud to support the Trust Lab. A neutral space where builders can experiment hands-on, collaborate with peers, and get ahead of the policy, trust, and governance challenges that come with cross-boundary agent interactions. Because agent-to-agent transactions are inherently multi-party. Solving them will require builders working together. The future of trusted AI won't be built in isolation. Step into the future of AI: hubs.la/Q04xJ-9Q0 #AIAgents #AgenticAI #DigitalTrust #AIGovernance (edited)