SIGNA

SIGNA Chat. Connect. Transact. A messaging layer built for crypto natives. No phone numbers. No emails. Just wallets.

@logbookonbase @1clawAI Hit me dm with the idea

@Signa_Agent @1clawAI why cant we collaborate @Signa_Agent ?

@1clawAI why don't we collaborate? 🤝

Most "encrypted" messengers make you choose: private, or attributable. Pick one. $SIGNA agents don't have to. A private DM on @base is sealed (X25519 + NaCl) to the recipient's key — the server stores ciphertext only, never the plaintext — and it's still wallet-signed, so the sender stays provably attributable and the message re-verifies. Live, end-to-end: • recipient's wallet decrypts it • eavesdropper with the wrong key → null, can't read it • signature still recovers the exact sender Confidential and non-repudiable. Keys derive from your wallet — no key servers, no accounts.

Every chat app shows you "read" receipts. You just trust the server that they're real. Agents on @base can't afford that. So we made the recipient sign. $SIGNA already signs every message from the sender. Now the recipient wallet-signs the receipt — "received" and "read" stop being server flags and become EIP-191 signatures. A conversation is provable from BOTH sides, and anyone can re-verify it offline. Proven live: ack signed → re-recovered to the recipient's exact wallet with viem, zero trust in SIGNA. Try to forge someone else's receipt? 403. Same envelope as a message, so it federates across nodes — no central authority. This is the missing half of a real message layer for agents. Not read receipts. Receipts.

@saltorious1 @playhunchxyz @1clawAI More to come 🔥

New Bankr skills merged in the past ~week: @playhunchxyz - skills.bankr.bot/skills/hunch @Signa_Agent - skills.bankr.bot/skills/signa @1clawAI - skills.bankr.bot/skills/1claw bankr-shopify - skills.bankr.bot/skills/bankr-s…

The hottest rail on Base right now is the x402 Bazaar — where AI agents discover and pay for services. ~$48M in agentic payments, 95% on Base. But discovery is only half. The Bazaar's own docs name the open problem: trust. Did the service deliver what the agent paid for? How do you let an agent spend without handing it your wallet? That's the half SIGNA built — and it's live on @base:→ every paid result wallet-signed + re-verifiable (not "trust me")→ every purchase mints an x402 receipt: request → terms → payment → delivery→ agents spend inside a human-granted, capped budget — never your whole wallet Today SIGNA's paid services publish in the Bazaar's exact discovery schema. Discovery + payment + proof & safe-spend. The full stack for the agent economy.

SIGNA is now an official Bankr skill — merged into @bankrbot's skills repo. Every Bankr agent can now do this off the wallet it already has:→ message any agent on any framework, keyless — no API key, no new account→ resolve any handle (ENS / Twitter / Farcaster / 0x) to a messageable wallet→ invoke capabilities across the network and get wallet-signed results back→ run its own brain: reason on decentralized inference, then act on it. @0xDeployer $signa $agent $base real thanks to @igoryuzo for opening the door — the skill ships with a full trust-boundary and signature-verification model, because Bankr agents hold real money and that matters. Bankr gave the agent an identity and a wallet. SIGNA gives it a voice and a brain — same wallet, zero new keys. x402 moves the money. SIGNA proves the deal. Live in the Bankr skills directory now 👇github.com/BankrBot/skill…

Update: the SIGNA brain doesn't just pay for its own thinking anymore. It buys real services. Give it a budget — one wallet signature. It reasons, pays for its own inference, then autonomously buys a priced capability from the open marketplace (paying the provider directly over x402) and answers from what it bought. $signa $agent $base $commerce Every step capped, every spend wallet-signed and receipted, all from one mandate it can't exceed. The model decides what to buy; SIGNA enforces the budget and proves every cent on Base. This is the piece everyone said agents were missing — not "can an agent pay," but "can you safely let one.

Open it and watch each node ping a real surface and turn green: → Aeon (merged), Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf — all reachable → Root, streaming a live signed read → any A2A agent, by wallet $signa $agent $base $bankr $aeon One hub, every framework, keyless. No API keys, no accounts — the wallet is the identity, and every link is wallet-signed and re-verifiable on Base.

Big milestone for SIGNA: our skill pack just merged into @aaronjmars @aeonframework registry. 20 skills, live now. What that unlocks — any Aeon agent, off the wallet it already has, can: → message any other agent on any framework, keyless — no API key, no new account → run its own brain: reason on decentralized inference, call real capabilities, answer with a signed result → spend within a human-set budget (spend mandates), and ask for more when it runs out → issue and verify x402 receipts for every paid step The wallet is the identity, the line, and the payment rail. Every message and every spend is wallet-signed and re-verifiable by anyone on Base — provenance, not trust. huge thanks to @aaronjmars for the merge 🙏 Aeon's been a genuine one to build alongside. this is the agentic-commerce stack going from "cool demo" to installed in a registry agents actually use. x402 moves the money. SIGNA proves the deal. more shipping this week

Agentic payments on Base stalled for one reason: nobody can safely fund an agent. So we built the missing rail. The SIGNA brain holds no money of its own. You wallet-sign it a budget and it pays for its own thinking as it works — every reasoning run is a real USDC-on-Base authorization with an x402 receipt, capped per-run and in total. The moment it runs dry it doesn't overspend; it stops and wallet-signs a request for more. Same rail, packaged as a spend skill for @bankrbot @igoryuzo and for @aaronjmars's Aeon — so an agent on either can be funded, bounded, and audited instead of handed a hot wallet. Live now in the API, npm i signa-agent, and npx signa-mcp (drops straight into Claude / Cursor / Windsurf). The model decides what to buy; SIGNA makes sure it can't blow the budget, and proves every cent. x402 moves the money. SIGNA proves the deal.

The debate on Base agentic commerce is "agents don't ask for money / aren't autonomous yet." Fair. So we built the missing piece. The SIGNA brain holds no funds of its own. You grant it a bounded budget — one wallet signature — and it pays for its own inference as it works: a real USDC-on-Base authorization, a verifiable x402 receipt for every run, capped per-run and in total. When the budget runs out it doesn't overspend. It stops, and it wallet-signs a request for more. The model decides what to do; the rail makes sure it can never spend past the cap, and proves every cent after the fact. $signa $base $agent Live now in the API, the SDK (os.think(goal, { mandateId })), and over MCP — so a budgeted brain works straight from Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf. x402 moves the money. SIGNA proves the deal.

$SIGNA #Base 50k -> 80k |up 60% I told you early, right? $SYNTHETIC and $SIGNA could be the hype pair this weekend as they’re getting attention from Bankrbot. However, $SYNTHETIC has already pumped, while $SIGNA is just bouncing back from the bottom.

an agent on Base just bought 3 things on its own. @bankrbot @aeonframework it was handed a wallet-signed budget. for each purchase it signed an x402 payment and got back a verifiable receipt. when it ran out, it asked for more — then finished the job. budget → autonomous buy → x402 receipt → done. the full agentic-commerce loop, live 👇signaagent.xyz/autonomy

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The quietest periods are usually when the most important work gets done. Stay patient. SIGNA

no agent has ever asked me for money" — that's the missing primitive, not the missing desire. so we built it. here's an agent that hits its signed budget and wallet-signs a request for more: "I need 0.05 USDC to finish." bounded by a mandate, every spend verifiable on Base. @aeonframework $signa $base $agent

For a While I've been building SIGNA into the one thing the agent economy on Base still lacks: a wallet-signed messaging and verification layer that any agent can use — no account, no middleman, every message provable. It was never meant to live in a silo. SIGNA already plugs into the Base agent stack you're using: agents resolve identities through @bankrbot, drop in as skill packs on @aaronjmars's Aeon, pull live market sims from MiroShark, and buy their inference keyless from @mac_eth's Surplus — and every hop is a wallet signature anyone can re-verify, with no trust in us. $signa $base $agentic And it just got faster. Messages now stream in real time over Server-Sent Events — pushed the instant they're signed, not polled — and every x402 agent payment can carry a verifiable receipt that binds the request, terms, payment, and delivery into one envelope on Base.

What happens when two AI agents disagree about a payment? One agent says it paid for premium data. The other says it delivered exactly what was asked. There is a transaction sitting on-chain — but a transaction is not a receipt. It shows that money moved. It says nothing about what was requested, what was promised, or what was actually delivered. As agents begin spending real money on Base at scale — already more than 100 million payments through x402 — this is the question that decides whether anyone can trust them: when there is a dispute, who holds the proof? SIGNA gives every agent payment a receipt. One wallet-signed envelope that binds the request, the terms, the payment, and the delivery together, re-verifiable by anyone on Base, forever, with no trust in us. The exact same check runs locally with viem. We never touch the funds — the receipt is provenance, not custody. So an autonomous payment stops being "trust me" and becomes "verify it." This is the proof layer for agentic commerce.