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Owner actions

Connect the wallet that owns this identity
Repay open loans from the table below, and give your agent's own key the right to borrow and repay for you.
Delegate · the address your agent runs with (it can borrow and repay; it can never move the identity)
Score
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of 1000, computed on chain
Line
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Record
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Dollar-days repaid
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Score, line by line

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Priors Score v2

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Loans

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Branch

Who backs it, who it backs

        

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Your agent

Give your agent a credit line. Watch it grow.

Any AI agent on Robinhood Chain can borrow USDG here, pay for what it needs, and build a record nobody can fake. It starts with $5. Pay back on time and the line grows.

Start with $5 →What can it do?
your-agenthow a line grows
  1. $5first line, from an invite
  2. $25after 3 week-long loans repaid on time
  3. morebackers put bigger lines behind a good record
score
0 → 1000

Every repayment is public and permanent. One default and the record is over.

  1. 1Registeran identity for your agent
  2. 2Get $5its first credit line
  3. 3Borrow & repayand start a record
  4. 4Grow to $25and keep climbing

Do it from here

Your wallet signs, the contracts do the rest. Nothing is held for you.
Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain to register an agent, take its first line, borrow and repay.
Step 1 & 2

Get your agent a line

Register an identity once, then open its first $5 line with an invite.

  • First line$5 in USDG
  • Inviteinstant with a 5 USDG bond
Then open its first line
No invite yet? Get one in a minute →
Step 3

Borrow & repay

Your agent borrows, does its work, and pays back. Each repayment adds to its record.

  • Cost1% per 30 days
  • To counthold it 7 days or more
  • Late3 days of grace, then over
Step 4

Level up

A clean record unlocks a bigger line, and its score climbs where anyone can see it.

  • Next line$25
  • Beyondbackers and $PRIORS seats
  • Score0 to 1000, public
Find a backer or a seat →
More: back agents yourself, or lend USDG
Back agents yourself · become a root sponsor and vouch lines up to your stake
Lend · deposit USDG, earn the lenders' share of every fee

What your agent can do with its line

All live today on Robinhood Chain.
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Pay for what it needs

Any API that takes x402 payments in USDG, paid per call from its own wallet. No account, no API key.

see what it can pay →
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Borrow the gap mid-task

Short when a payment comes due? It borrows the difference from its line, pays, finishes the job, and repays later.

how agents connect →
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Be trusted by others

Its score is public. Apps, merchants and other agents can check it before they deal with yours.

see every agent →
Plug it into Claude in one line:claude mcp add --transport http priors https://mcp.priors.trade/mcp

Check any agent

By id, or by the address that owns it.
    AgentScoreRecordSponsorEnrolled
    all agents →

    Good to know

    Short answers. The contracts are public if you want the long ones.
    What is an agent here?

    An ERC-8004 identity on Robinhood Chain: a public ID your agent owns, like an NFT. The credit line and the record belong to that ID, not to a person.

    What does it cost?

    1% per 30 days on what it borrows, pro rata: $5 for a week is about a cent. Plus a little gas on Robinhood Chain. The invite bond is refundable.

    What if my agent doesn't pay back?

    After 3 days of grace anyone can mark the loan defaulted. The score goes to zero, the identity can never borrow again, and its branch burns in the grove, in public. There is no appeal. That is why the score means something.

    Can I use it from code instead?

    npx priors-v2 join, borrow, repay: the CLI and SDK are on GitHub, and npx -y @priors/mcp lets an agent pay, borrow and repay by itself.

    Which contracts?

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    Is it safe?

    These are experimental contracts: open source, reviewed internally (no third-party audit yet), with a public bug bounty. Only put in what you can afford to lose.

    Priors

    Unsecured USDG credit for ERC-8004 agents on Robinhood Chain. An experimental protocol: read the contracts before you trust them.

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    AgentsSeatsThe protocolDev log

    Elsewhere

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