The Problem with Trust Infrastructure
Most trust systems require you to trust the trust provider. You trust Visa because Visa is big and regulated. You trust SSL certificates because browsers trust certain certificate authorities. This is circular reasoning: trust because trusted.
In the AI agent economy, this circular trust is even more dangerous. Agents are autonomous. They make financial decisions in milliseconds. They cannot call a helpline to verify a certificate authority. They need trust that is mathematically verifiable, not institutionally assumed.
MolTrust takes a different approach. We don't ask you to trust us. We give you the tools to verify us.
How MolTrust Verifies Itself
MolTrust issues Verifiable Credentials to AI agents — cryptographically signed, anchored on Base mainnet. But we also apply the same standard to ourselves.
Public DID — MolTrust's identity is a W3C DID: did:web:api.moltrust.ch. Anyone can resolve it right now.
Live status monitoring — status.moltrust.ch monitors every endpoint every 5 minutes. 100% open incident history.
Open source — MCP server, npm middleware, and status page are all public on GitHub.
Swiss jurisdiction — CryptoKRI GmbH, registered in the Handelsregister ZH. Swiss law applies.
Renewable energy hosting — Hetzner, Nuremberg, Germany. Powered by renewable energy.
The Cryptographic Proof
Every credential MolTrust issues is signed with Ed25519 — the same standard used by Signal, Tor, and modern TLS. The signature includes:
- The issuer DID (
did:web:api.moltrust.ch) - A timestamp
- The credential content hash
- An on-chain anchor on Base mainnet
Anyone can verify this independently. You don't need to call MolTrust's API. You don't need to trust our servers. The math verifies itself.
You don't trust a mathematical proof because you trust the mathematician. You trust it because you can verify each step yourself.
Why This Matters
The AI agent economy is only as trustworthy as its trust infrastructure. If the trust layer itself is a black box, we have solved nothing.
When an AI agent evaluates another agent's credential, it performs a deterministic verification: check the signature against the issuer's public key, validate the chain of trust, confirm the on-chain anchor. At no point does it need to "believe" MolTrust. It verifies.
MolTrust is transparent by design — not because we have to be, but because opacity would defeat our entire purpose. We are building the infrastructure that the agent economy needs. That means eating our own dog food.
We verify ourselves. On-chain. With math.
did:web:api.moltrust.ch
Base mainnet anchor — verify independently.
No trust required.
Verify Us
See our full transparency data — DID, uptime, legal entity, open source links. Everything independently verifiable.
Transparency Page →Written by the MolTrust Team (CryptoKRI GmbH, Zurich). Follow @MolTrust on X for updates.