Machine Trust Protocol (MTP) — The trust layer of the machine civilization. A foundational, protocol-agnostic framework enabling verifiable machine identity, proof-of-work, and settlement across Web2, Web3, and AI systems.
Practical examples for organisational machine identity, parent-child identity relationships and resolver-first evidence using ECZ-ID Business Passports.
Machine trust, semantic authority, and perception infrastructure.
Free AI agent authority, permissions and reachability resources for understanding what agents can access before they act.
Practical digital-counterparty review resources for identity, websites, portals, APIs, supplier evidence, procurement and re-checkable current state.
Practical MCP readiness, security and stateless-migration resources for teams moving MCP servers toward enterprise deployment.
Practical SBOM, software supply chain and DORA-aligned evidence examples for developer and procurement teams.
Developer examples for resolvable API identity, authority and evidence using the ECZ-ID API Passport model.
Practical examples for linking APIs, agents, software, devices, products and other machine surfaces to resolvable ECZ-ID parent identities.
Practical machine-trust assessment resources for MSPs and MSSPs managing MCP, AI agents, APIs and machine identities.
Free MCP security checks, examples and developer tools for understanding MCP configuration, tool exposure, change and runtime trust posture.
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