Trusta.AI

Trusta.AI, founded in 2022 by former Ant Group specialists in AI and risk management, is building the backbone of a trusted identity layer for the emerging Crypto + AI economy. With experience in technologies such as facial recognition payments and fraud prevention at Alipay, the team operates remotely and brings deep expertise in AI-driven security systems.

The protocol tackles identity and trust issues across Web3 and AI agent ecosystems through on-chain attestations and reputation scoring. Its key products include TrustScan, a Sybil detection engine using behavioral fingerprinting and clustering to distinguish genuine users from bots for networks like Celestia, Starknet, and Arbitrum; TrustGo, a wallet intelligence and credit scoring tool powered by the MEDIA framework, which assesses reputation through monetary activity, engagement, diversity, identity, and account age; and Trusta Agent, the first Proof-of-Humanity and Proof-of-AI-Agent attestation service that supports AI identity across networks such as BSC, Solana, and Base.

So far, Trusta has issued over three million attestations for 2.2 million users across EVM and TON ecosystems, averaging half a million monthly active users and generating two million dollars in annual recurring revenue through both consumer attestation services and enterprise Sybil-resistance solutions. Its infrastructure is embedded in leading platforms like Binance (BAB detection), Gitcoin Passport, Galxe, and Linea Verax. The project is also a founding member of the Solana Attestation Service and benefits from support and grants from the Solana Foundation, Consensys, Starknet, and the Arbitrum Foundation.

Trusta introduced the SIGMA scoring framework to measure AI agents across traits like specialization and influence and partnered with Curve to launch Hold.Money PayFi, the world’s first privacy-preserving crypto credit card. At the core of the ecosystem is the $TA token, designed for staking, identity issuance and verification, attestation payments, and, eventually, mainnet gas fees.