Know who you're dealing with.
Do take our credentials for it.
Before an agent commits anyone, both sides can verify the identity, authority and evidence behind the request. Each resolves to a signed record, not an assertion.
Selfe carries your credentials so an agent can check them itself, without a phone call.
Eighteen claims, with their issuers attached
Each credential carries its issuer, when it was checked and a signature an agent can verify.
Each claim shows its issuer and date. Your own description is visible too, but it is not treated as independent proof.
Strangers can still say yes.
An agentic transaction asks for a decision at speed. There is real money, an unfamiliar caller and no person available to size it up.
Selfe checks the caller, what it may agree and the evidence behind the offer before the request reaches your systems. A failed check is refused and recorded.
You can accept a legitimate request without trusting a stranger on sight.
The checks before a request can commit.
Verifiable credentials.
Ratings, licences and accreditations signed by their issuer.
Both identities.
The business, the caller and the customer it represents.
Delegated authority.
The scope the agent may agree before you commit.
A right of refusal.
A failed check stops the request and records why.
Sorted before it lands.
Cloudflare stops ordinary nuisance; the rest is classified before anything answers.
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Start as you're meant to go on.

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Credentials that travel with the deal.
Selfe turns a rating, licence or accreditation into a signed record an agent can verify in the moment.
Your existing certificate or scheme stays as it is. Its proof now travels with the offer, so a buyer can act without a phone call.
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