Solidus Agents

Solidus Agents vs Crossmint

Crossmint already does KYC for agents — but the credential lives inside Crossmint's custody, so every relying party outside Crossmint re-verifies from scratch.

Solidus is a public testnet: no mainnet, no token, no external audit, and no paying customer. Every claim below is checkable; none of them are a substitute for the certifications an incumbent already holds.

What Crossmint does better

Where Solidus is different

Side by side

Solidus compared with Crossmint. Rows marked as won by Crossmint are noted in the final column.
FeatureSolidusCrossmint
Agent identity modeldid:solidus — registered W3C DID methodCustodial/MPC wallet address — no DID layer
Credential custodyUser-held Solid PodInside Crossmint's own wallet infrastructure
Credential portabilityW3C VC — portable to any relying party that speaks OpenID4VPStays inside Crossmint's custody; doesn't travel to a non-Crossmint relying party
Compliance certificationsNone — 2027 roadmapSOC2, MiCA authorization (EU)Crossmint wins
Travel Rule / AMLNot offeredShipped productCrossmint wins
Enterprise customersNone40,000+ enterprisesCrossmint wins
Fiat on/off-ramp coverageNone50+ chainsCrossmint wins
Funding & tractionPublic testnet, no revenue$23M Series A (Ribbit Capital); named deployments with MoneyGram, Western UnionCrossmint wins

Check it yourself

eth_call ownerOf(8064) and tokenURI(8064) against 0x8004A818BFB912233c491871b3d84c89A494BD9e on Base Sepolia, cross-checked against the live SolidusAgentCard at agents.solidus.network/v1/agents/.../card — a stranger, not Crossmint and not Solidus, can independently verify the credential without trusting either party's word alone.

Compare the receipts, not the pitch.