Web3 infrastructure startup Biconomy has introduced a groundbreaking solution that empowers artificial intelligence agents to securely manage on-chain operations. Co-founder Aniket Jindal revealed that Biconomy’s Delegated Authorization Network (DAN) aims to address the lack of autonomy for AI agents in the crypto realm. Additionally, DAN serves as a safeguard against the security risks associated with AI potentially taking full control of wallet keys.
As the worlds of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence converge, concerns have emerged regarding the reliability of these models in handling complex on-chain activities. Jindal highlighted Biconomy’s collaboration with Silence Labs for DAN, which enables AI agents to efficiently authorize blockchain transactions while maintaining security protocols. Through Biconomy’s delegated protocol, AI agents can access keys stored on EigenLayer’s Actively Validated Services (AVS).
The introduction of “Delegated Auth” keys allows AI-powered parameters to securely navigate intricate on-chain tasks, opening up new possibilities within the crypto space. Biconomy’s DAN stack promises to facilitate automated processes for transaction management and other blockchain-related endeavors, a feature that experts believe is crucial for widespread adoption. This concept aligns with the growing trend of account abstraction, particularly prevalent in Ethereum (ETH) communities.
Biconomy is at the forefront of this innovation, boasting impressive statistics such as over three billion in volume, five million onboarded users, and 1.2 million smart accounts, as detailed on the company’s website. In a recent statement on June 11th, Jindal emphasized the potential of Biconomy’s DAN stack to revolutionize the way AI agents interact with blockchain technology.
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