Identity is a pattern, not a moment. Prove you're human in twelve seconds.

Behavioural liveness anchored on Robinhood Chain. Proof that the same human is back, and accountable identity for the agents acting on their behalf. Nothing readable about you goes on-chain.

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The problem

You can no longer tell a human
from a bot on-chain, and finance is where that costs the most.

Airdrops get farmed by a thousand scripts. Governance gets captured by whoever spins up the most wallets. And a growing share of on-chain capital is moved by autonomous agents with no accountable human behind them.

Balances can't answer the live question, balances are for sale. KYC can't either: it proves an identity existed at signup, not that a human is present now, and it hands a third party a pile of PII in exchange.

Voice, motion, and touch captured for twelve seconds, then uploaded, analysed, and deleted

What we keep is a scrambled fingerprint that cannot be turned back into audio, matched against your wallet's prior sessions

A non-transferable credential is anchored on Robinhood Chain

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Protocol

Temporal identity, built on Robinhood Chain.

Behavioral capture

Voice, motion, and touch captured together against a fresh random challenge each session. Analysed on our servers, then deleted.

Drift matching

The current fingerprint is checked against the wallet's stored one, within the range a real person drifts over time.

Soulbound Anchor

ERC-721 with ERC-5192 lock. The credential is bound to the wallet and cannot be bought, sold, or transferred — and its holder can burn it.

Liveness model

Behavioral-entropy scoring and synthetic-data detection decide whether a take is a live human or a generated one. This is the moat.

Operator Bond

An autonomous agent bonded to a verified human's Anchor. The agent acts freely; accountability traces back to a real person.

Score-weighted governance

An EVM Governor with a voting-weight strategy that reads the Tempo Score instead of token balance. One human, one vote.

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How it works

Capture. Prove. Anchor.

STEP 01

The Take

Voice, motion, and touch captured together against a fresh random challenge each session, then uploaded for analysis. Scoring has to happen on our servers — a check your own phone marks as passed is a number anyone can edit.

STEP 02

The Check

The capture is scored against physical invariants a recording cannot satisfy, then matched to the wallet's stored fingerprint within the range a real person drifts. The raw capture is deleted; the fingerprint cannot be turned back into audio, and nothing readable about you is written on-chain.

STEP 03

The Anchor

A non-transferable credential bound to the wallet, settled on Robinhood Chain. Verify once to register; verify again to prove you're still you.

STEP 04

The Score

The Tempo Score rises with consistent re-verification and decays with dormancy, so it reflects sustained real use rather than a single event. A bot can pass one check. It cannot fake a history it never had.

Testnet · Robinhood Chain

Prove there's a returning human here.

Twelve seconds of voice, motion, and touch. Captured, analysed, and deleted, with a non-transferable credential anchored to your wallet. No PII collected, and you can delete the credential at any time.