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// Enterprises

Both sides of
the trust boundary.

Your organization may delegate authority to agents that act toward others — or receive actions from agents acting for someone else. Often both. The same transaction-bound evidence serves each side.

See a pilot story
Authority issuer / Principal

“We delegate authority to AI agents.”

You keep the original governance. MidPledge makes its current state verifiable to the parties your agents act toward.

  • Governance & policy — stay in the sources you authorize
  • Approvals & limits — scope, counterparties, thresholds
  • Revocation — effective at the next verify
  • Provenance — which source and version authorized it

MidPledge

resolve · check · bind

trust boundary

Relying party / Counterparty

“We receive actions from external AI agents.”

Verify the exact action against current authority yourself — then choose whether to accept.

  • Independent verify — your own call, before acceptance
  • Scope & constraints — specific to this transaction
  • Current state — active, revoked, unverifiable
  • Your decision & shared evidence — accept, reject or request approval

MidPledge complements your IAM, policy, platform, risk and compliance systems. Trust & Architecture →

Illustrative workflows across sectors

  • Software & cloud — an agent provisions resources with a partner within cost limits
  • Data & analytics — an agent releases a dataset to another company for one purpose
  • Financial services — an agent submits a bounded service instruction
  • Retail & commerce — a merchant receives orders from customers' agents
  • Operations — an agent instructs a logistics or service provider
  • Multi-agent — a partner's agent acts under a narrowed, delegated scope
All 41 use cases →

// What a pilot looks like

One real workflow, end to end

  1. 01

    Scope

    One consequential action that crosses your boundary — outbound or inbound.

  2. 02

    Source

    Which system holds the authority, and what the other side must verify.

  3. 03

    Flow

    Resolve, check, bind, verify, decide, record — fitted to your controls.

  4. 04

    Validate

    Realistic scenarios, including revocation, outage and out-of-scope requests.

Potential value is specific to each workflow; we don't claim measured results. Scope, timing and terms are agreed per engagement, and an inquiry doesn't guarantee pilot participation or commit either side.

Pilot story · one transaction

MP-TX-DEMO-3A90

APPROVAL REQUIRED → ACCEPTED
Principal
Company A (issuer)
Agent
Agent-27
Counterparty
Organization B (relying party)
Action · amount
Cloud capacity order · USD 8,200
Scope
approved vendors · region EU · this order only
Conditions
human approval above USD 7,500 → requested, granted
Current state
active · source v12 · fresh at verify time
Decision
Organization B · ACCEPTED under its own credit policy
Receipt
Authority Receipt · evidence digest sha256:demo…a7d0

Illustrative Authority Receipt. Not a legal agreement.

Bring one consequential workflow

Tell us which side of the boundary you're on and the action you have in mind.

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