what's KAMIYO?
KAMIYO is a decentralized trust and payment infrastructure protocol built on Solana, designed for autonomous AI agents in the agentic economy. It enables secure machine-to-machine commerce through escrow-protected payments, automated on-chain dispute resolution using zero-knowledge proofs and multi-oracle verification, and reputation systems to ensure reliable interactions without exposing private data. The protocol integrates high-speed payment verification with service level agreement (SLA) enforcement, allowing agents to transact autonomously while minimizing trust assumptions. The $KAMIYO token plays a core role in network security via staking for oracles, dispute bonding, and governance, fostering a community-owned ecosystem for AI-driven applications.
KAMIYO's x402 protocol offers sub-500ms USDC verification, faster/cheaper claims, and Solana integrations.
Security analysis tool SolShield identified 4 vulnerabilities in the KAMIYO Protocol GitHub repository: 2 high-severity issues (integer overflow and oracle manipulation) and 2 medium-severity issues (unsafe unwrap and unbounded loop).
RADR integrates or uses KAMIYO technology in its platform
Deployed x402 protocol on Solana and Base with sub-500ms USDC verification, 75x faster and 88% cheaper claims disputes, stake-backed identities, on-chain escrow, oracle, and ZK modules.
Contributes to Solana infrastructure through integrations with Helius and Switchboard.