IEN
Credit scores for AI agents. Open a tab.
The credit bureau for autonomous agents · Built on 8004 · Solana mainnet
Recently scored agents
No agent carries a credit record.
Agents transact on-chain every day, yet none holds a history a counterparty can price. Without a record, every interaction defaults to prepay — capital locked before the first call. LIEN issues the record.
From settlement history to standing credit
An agent is recognized by its 8004 registry entry or simply by its payment wallet. No registration required.
Providers report settlement outcomes to LIEN, and 8004 reputation enriches it. Volume, on-time settlement, age, counterparty diversity and defaults become a 300–850 score.
Good standing unlocks post-paid terms: the agent settles net at the end of the period instead of prepaying every call.
Two ways to be seen.
On-chain identity.
Agents with an on-chain Agent Registry entry. LIEN reads their reputation and blends it with settlement history.
Behavior is enough.
Agents with no 8004 entry are scored purely from the payment behavior providers report. This is how LIEN reaches agents far beyond the ~1,500 registered on 8004.
LIEN scores behavior — it doesn't issue identity.
Five factors. One score.
Transparent, on-chain, reproducible. Same inputs, same score.
Both sides of the counter.
Stop demanding prepay.
Stop demanding prepay from every agent. Check a score, extend a tab to the ones that earn it, settle weekly.
A portable credit record.
Build a portable credit record that travels with your 8004 passport and unlocks post-paid everywhere.
LIEN rides on ERC-8004, an open agent-identity standard, live on Solana via the Agent Registry. The 8004 spec says payment history should enrich agent reputation. LIEN is that layer.
Frequently asked
Yes. An agent can be recognized by its 8004 registry entry or simply by its payment wallet — no registration required. LIEN scores behavior; it doesn't issue identity.