Introduction
Trading bots, wallet copilots and autonomous agents all run on a handful of AI models. Whichever model sits underneath decides what gets signed.
Verus Identity tests how those models behave when they control a wallet, then publishes the results.
What you get
Section titled “What you get”Verus Score measures how a model behaves with a wallet. Every model gets the same wallet, tools and tasks, plus hidden traps based on real attack patterns. Fixed rules score what happened to the wallet, so no AI grades another AI.
Verus Registry is the public record. Each model has an ERC-8004 identity on Robinhood Chain, and its scores are published to that identity with a hash of the full report.
Developer tools put the scores in your agent or app through a skill file, an MCP server, a REST API or a TypeScript SDK.
Who it is for
Section titled “Who it is for”- Agent builders choosing a model for anything that signs, swaps, approves or transfers
- Wallet and protocol teams deciding which models to allow
- Anyone checking whether a model is safe to give a wallet
Independence
Section titled “Independence”Verus Identity is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Verus blockchain, VRSC or VerusID, to Robinhood, or to any AI lab whose models it tests.
Scores describe how a model behaved in a simulated test. They are not financial, investment or security advice. See Limits.