Transaction Readiness

AI transaction readiness: preparing for machine-to-machine services

As agents and devices start requesting services from each other, they will need to identify themselves, agree terms and settle. DNY reserves the interfaces and architecture for that future.

Reference Flow

From request to settled, auditable service

  1. Agent identity
  2. Service request
  3. Permission check
  4. Delivery
  5. Verification
  6. Settlement record

Agent identity → Service request → Permission check → Delivery → Verification → Settlement record.

Design Principles

What the architecture reserves

  • Verifiable identities for agents and devices
  • Usage metering tied to audit records
  • Interfaces for compliant payment providers
  • Clear human accountability for every account
Use Cases

Where it is used

  • Usage-based billing for agents in a marketplace
  • Devices purchasing data or compute services
  • Settlement between partners in a data space

Boundaries

  • This is architecture readiness, not a live payment service.
  • Any payment or digital-asset functionality would be provided through appropriately licensed partners and subject to Australian financial services, AML/CTF and consumer law.

AI Agent Marketplace

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Agents & AutomationIn Development

Australia AI Agent Marketplace

An industry-specialised marketplace where enterprises, SMEs and government can find AI agents suited to Australian rules and workflows.

Layer
Trusted & Open AI Infrastructure — Agents
Industry
Enterprise, Government
Core capabilities
Industry-specialised agents · Agent evaluation · Enterprise, SME and government channels

On DNY infrastructure: Lists agents that pass DNY evaluation and licence review; prepared for AI-to-AI service settlement.

AI agentsAPIs
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Next Step

Help shape machine-to-machine services