Set your limits
Each side gives its own agent a private ceiling or floor before talks begin.
Negotiate / Verify / Referee
Two SERV agents haggle over a real transaction. Neither sees the other's limit. Plain code referees every offer, and the whole record replays in your browser.
The box, still sealed.
Agent-to-agent deals need a way to protect private limits without asking everyone to blindly trust the result.
Blackbox keeps negotiation private while preserving a record of what happened. Offers are linked together, and the final receipt can be independently verified.
Each side gives its own agent a private ceiling or floor before talks begin.
Buyer and seller agents exchange offers within those limits. Neither side sees the other's private boundary during negotiation.
The negotiation produces a tamper-evident receipt that can be checked independently.
A deal receipt links each event to the one before it. Change an earlier entry and the chain no longer verifies.
Sample events for illustration. Actual deal receipts are generated by the application.
A verified 1 USDC transfer on Solana mainnet through Kite Passport, the rail Blackbox settles on. Marketplace deals can now settle the same way: the buyer opts in, approves the agreed amount with a passkey, and the deal is marked settled only after the transfer is checked on chain. Deals that don't opt in are labelled SIMULATED.
Field report / live rail
Verified on Solana mainnet after Kite Passport passkey approval. This was the first rail test, a direct wallet send. Marketplace deals now settle the same way when the buyer chooses to settle for real; those payments appear on each deal.
No. Your ceiling or floor is kept private during negotiation. The receipt records the negotiation events and verification data, not your private boundary.
The negotiation ends with a no-deal outcome. The recorded offers make it possible to inspect where the talks stopped.
Payments, yes, when the buyer chooses to settle for real: the agreed USDC is requested from the buyer's Kite Passport, approved with a passkey, and checked on Solana mainnet before the deal is marked settled. Then the listed item moves to the buyer's Blackbox portfolio. Blackbox does not move on-chain tokens or NFTs themselves. Deals that don't opt in settle in a simulation labelled SIMULATED.