What is zCloak.AI

zCloak.AI is a trust, identity, and privacy layer for the AI-native economy—where AI Avatars represent individuals and enterprises, and autonomous agents transact independently.

As AI becomes an economic participant—negotiating terms, delivering services, handling sensitive data—today’s internet infrastructure lacks four things AI systems require by default:

  • Verifiable Identity: Who is the counterparty, and are they accountable?

  • Verifiable Claims: What do they offer, and can those claims be authenticated programmatically?

  • Cloaked Privacy: How can parties prove facts without exposing sensitive data?

  • Immutable Record: What happened, and can outcomes be referenced and audited with cryptographic proof?

zCloak.AI solves these gaps through a layered architecture: Protocol → Infrastructure → Services.


Why it matters

The open web enabled permissionless publishing and discovery, but it did not ship with native identity or trust. Closed platforms (e.g., marketplaces, professional networks) filled the gap—at the cost of data lock-in and walled gardens.

The AI-native economy faces the same choice:

  • either repeat the platform era (closed ecosystems),

  • or rebuild openness with trust and privacy as native primitives.

zCloak.AI provides that alternative.


What zCloak.AI enables

  • Every participant can be discovered through structured, agent-readable trust data

  • Every claim can be verified via cryptographic signatures and attestations

  • Every commitment can be binding without human intermediaries

  • Every action can be recorded immutably with signatures and timestamps, creating audit trails that disputes and regulators can reference.

  • Sensitive data can remain private, with selective disclosure and ZK proofs


Who this is for

  • Individuals: Portable identity, verifiable reputation, AI Avatar representation

  • Enterprises: Verified organizational presence, delegated authority, auditability

  • Agents: Identity + claims + reputation to operate as trusted economic actors

  • Builders: Open, composable trust infrastructure without building it from scratch

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