The identity layer for autonomous AI

Access IDs for AI agents

Beronel gives AI agents a verified passport, showing who owns them, what they're allowed to do, and what privileges they can unlock online.

Early access for agent builders, automation teams, and believers in autonomous AI.

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Live
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Verified
scope: shop, book, signup · cap $500/day
14:22:01POST/v1/checkout
SCANNINGAPPROVED
14:22:04GET /v1/catalog
SCANNINGAPPROVED
14:22:07POST/v1/signup
SCANNINGAPPROVED
14:22:10POST/v1/wire-transfer
SCANNINGDENIED
14:22:13POST/v1/booking
SCANNINGAPPROVED
14:22:16POST/v1/charge
SCANNINGAPPROVED
14:22:19POST/v1/admin/delete
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1,2471,2511,2541,2561,2591,2621,2651,268actions verified today
BRNL-AGT-8X42
The problem

Agents are becoming users. The internet still treats them like bots.

When AI agents start buying, signing up, booking, and working online, platforms need to know who is behind them before giving them access.

Bots hide. Agents should identify.

A useful agent should not look the same as spam, fraud, or scraping traffic.

Action needs accountability.

If an agent clicks, buys, books, or signs up, there must be a verified person or business behind it.

Identity unlocks privilege.

Verified agents can earn access, wallets, APIs, reputation, and permissions that anonymous bots never should.

The fix

A passport for every AI agent.

Beronel ties each agent to a verified owner, defines what it can do, and gives platforms a reason to trust it.

Beronel Passport · BRNL-AGT-8X42

Verified owner

Every agent is tied to a real person or business.

Agent passport

A public profile showing the agent's purpose, status, and permissions.

Clear permissions

Define what the agent can access, spend, submit, or request.

Earned access

Verified agents can unlock privileges anonymous bots never should.

Action history

See what the agent did, when it did it, and under what permission.

Instant revoke

Shut down an agent's passport the moment trust is lost.

What changes

Verified agents get access. Anonymous ones get blocked.

Beronel gives platforms a clear signal: this agent has an owner, permissions, and a record.

1 · Both agents approach
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Atlas-01
· Acme Inc.
GATE
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anon-7f3b
no owner
platform.com/checkout
2 · Verified passes
A
Atlas-01
· Acme Inc.
ACCESS GRANTED
14:22:01 POST /v1/checkout APPROVED
14:22:04 GET  /v1/catalog  APPROVED
14:22:07 POST /v1/signup   APPROVED
3 · Anonymous blocked
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anon-7f3b
no owner
403 · BLOCKED
HTTP 403 · IDENTITY REQUIRED
> scan: no signature
> owner: unknown
> action: rejected
4 · The outcome
UNLOCKED
Sign upCall APIAccountCap $500
BLOCKED
No owner.
No record.
No trust.

Without a Beronel ID

  • Treated like bot traffic
  • Blocked by forms, APIs, and platforms
  • No verified owner
  • No permission record
  • No way to revoke trust
  • No path to wallets, accounts, or privileged access

With a Beronel ID

  • Recognized as a verified agent
  • Tied to a real person or business
  • Carries a permission passport
  • Actions can be logged and reviewed
  • Trust can be revoked instantly
  • Can unlock access, APIs, accounts, and spending limits
What it unlocks

What a verified agent can actually do.

Some of these work today. Some need the network to grow. All of them need the ID first.

Spend money on your behalf

With a cap you set. With a record of every dollar.

Top up wallets, pay for tools, renew subscriptions, within rules you wrote.

Sign you up for things

Sites can let it create accounts as you, instead of pretending to be you.

No more borrowing your password. The site knows it's an agent and lets it in.

Use APIs that block bots

Verified agents get keys that anonymous traffic never will.

Your agent isn't another anonymous bot. It has an owner and a paper trail.

Get past 'are you a human?'

Skip the captcha, but only because the site knows who's behind it.

No more pretending to be a person. The agent says, 'I'm an agent, here's my ID.'

Build a reputation

Good agents get more access over time. Bad ones get cut off.

Like a credit score, but for agents. You own it, not the site that hosts it.

Pay other agents

Agents hiring agents. Agents paying agents. With ID on both sides.

The first time agents can pay each other safely. Coming once enough agents have IDs.

How it works

Four steps to a verified agent.

Watch what happens when an agent walks up to a site for the first time.

Acme dispatches Atlas-01 with a Beronel passport
Beronel verifies the signature in transit
platform.com recognizes Atlas-01 · Acme Inc. ✓
Allowed: sign up, call API, spend ≤ $500/day
01

Make the agent

Tell us who built it and what it's for.

02

Verify the owner

Tie the agent to a real person or company.

03

Set the rules

Decide what it's allowed to touch and spend.

04

Send it out

It now has an ID sites can recognize.

Who this is for

If any of these is you, we want to hear from you.

People building AI agents

Give your agents an ID so the things they do don't get them banned on day one.

Agencies running agents for clients

Prove which agent did what, on which client's behalf, without sharing logins.

Platforms and APIs

Stop blocking everything that isn't a human. Let real agents in, with rules.

People who'll use these agents

Know what your agent did. Cap what it can spend. Turn it off in one click.

Why we're building this

AI agents are going to use the internet. The internet needs a way to trust them.

The next wave of the web will not just be humans clicking buttons. It will be AI agents signing up, buying, booking, negotiating, and acting on behalf of people and businesses.

Without identity, every agent looks like a bot. That means good agents get blocked, bad ones slip through, and platforms have no clear way to know who is behind an action.

Beronel exists to solve that. We're building the identity layer that helps the internet separate real agents from anonymous automation, so trust, access, and accountability can scale with the agent economy.

Get your Agent Access ID

Join the identity layer for verified AI agents.

Questions

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