THE MOST BULLISH UPDATE MPP32 COULD SHIP Agent Identity Verification at the Proxy Layer.. This is the single biggest unsolved problem in the entire agentic payments stack right now and it's confirmed by the IMF, the European Payments Council, the UK Payment Systems Regulator, Visa, Mastercard, and five frameworks that shipped at RSAC two months ago, and every single one of them still didn't see it. THE PROBLEM: Vendors verified who the agent was. None of them tracked what the agent did. That is the gap we need to fill. Every identity check passes and companies still catch unauthorized actions by accident. The question of what was authorised is no longer answered by what the consumer did at checkout. It is answered by what permissions were in place beforehand, and whether the agent acted within them. Right now when an agent calls a MPP32 endpoint, the proxy knows the wallet address and the payment amount. It does not know who authorized the agent to spend, what its spending mandate is, or whether it is operating within the permissions human set for it. What we build: A mandate layer inside the MPP32 proxy. Before processing a payment, the proxy checks a signed mandate record tied to the calling wallet, who authorized this agent, what endpoints it can call, what its daily spend cap is, and when the authorization expires. The mandate is signed by the human principal when they configure the agent. Every request gets checked against it. If the agent tries to call an endpoint outside its mandate or exceed its cap, the proxy returns a structured refusal before any money moves. The full mandate check gets written to the audit log alongside the payment record. MPP32 would be building the infrastructure that compliance requires before the regulation exists. every agent transaction must be traceable to a verifiable human principal, must operate within a pre-authorized mandate, and must produce a tamper evident audit trail. We already have the audit trail. Adding the mandate and the human principal link is the piece that makes our infrastructure ready. Every agent decision must be logged, time stamped, attributable, and reconstructable. Without this, trust erodes quickly. This is what a mandate layer produces automatically from our existing audit log. Advantages we gain: No other MPP or x402 infrastructure has this. Stripe does not have it. Coinbase does not have it. x402 as a protocol does not specify it. M32 would be the only proxy in the agentic payments ecosystem that can tell a provider not just that payment was verified, but that the agent was authorized by a named human principal to make that call, within a scoped mandate, and here is the cryptographic proof. The agentic enterprise will be won by the cryptographic trust layer that binds autonomous authority to accountable humans. That is what we would be, the trust layer. Remember why we're here is to take over the entire agent economy.