Trusta.AI (TA) is an infrastructure protocol established in 2022 by former Ant Group specialists in AI and risk management. Operating with a remote headquarters, the founding team brings deep experience in AI security, such as Alipay’s fraud prevention and facial recognition payment systems. The protocol aims to construct a trusted identity network for the growing Crypto + AI sector.

To tackle trust and identity issues in Web3 and AI agent environments, Trusta.AI offers on-chain attestations and reputation scores through three main products:

• TrustScan: A Sybil detection tool that employs clustering algorithms and behavior fingerprinting to help platforms like Arbitrum, Starknet, and Celestia distinguish genuine users from fake accounts.
• TrustGo: A protocol for wallet intelligence and credit scoring that uses the MEDIA score to assess reputation via Monetary activity, Engagement, Diversity, Identity, and Age.
• Trusta Agent: Described as the industry’s first service for Proof-of-Humanity and Proof-of-AI-Agent attestation, it supports identity for AI agents on networks including Base, Solana, and BSC.

So far, Trusta has provided more than 3 million attestations to 2.2 million users on Telegram-based TON networks and EVM chains. The platform reports over 500,000 monthly active users and has earned $2 million in annual recurring revenue from B2B Sybil resistance consulting and B2C attestation services.

Trusta’s infrastructure is integrated with major platforms such as Linea Verax, Galxe, Gitcoin Passport, and Binance (for BAB detection). It is a founding member of the Solana Attestation Service and has secured strategic support or grants from the Arbitrum Foundation, Starknet, Consensys, and Solana Foundation.

Additionally, the project launched Hold.Money PayFi, the world’s first privacy-preserving crypto credit card, in collaboration with Curve, and introduced the SIGMA scoring framework to rate AI agents on traits like Influence and Specialization. The native $TA token is planned to facilitate various ecosystem functions, including paying for attestations, staking for service providers, identity verification and issuance, and future mainnet gas fees.