ChainIT Inc. introduced its Agentic Web3 Complete Commerce architecture during TOKEN2049 Week in Singapore, alongside the executive white paper “ChainIT Transaction Truth: Stablecoins, Web3 Wallets, and Multi-Rail Commerce.” The publication addresses how AI-initiated transactions can connect verified identity and delegated authority with runtime compliance, controlled execution, and verifiable commercial outcomes.
The company argues that a valid signature does not tell a business whether the right party authorized a transaction, whether the payment fulfilled an agreement, or what happened when something went wrong. In ChainIT’s model, registered agents operate under bounded delegation from verified principals, with explicit permitted purposes, counterparties, payment methods, value limits, and effective periods. In-scope transactions can proceed through deterministic controls without requiring a person to approve every payment, while exceptions follow a new decision and approval path.
On October 7, ChainIT announced production availability of its organizational Multi-Party Computation (MPC) wallets, connecting passwordless ChainIT ID with transaction-specific authority checks before signing. The wallet requires a verified, authorized organizational member to approve each transaction using biometric liveness, device verification, and cryptographic proof of identity. “Your face is your password. Your authority is verified before the wallet signs,” said Jeremy Blackburn, Founder and CEO of ChainIT.
The organizational wallet uses two-party MPC signing, with separate cryptographic shares protected inside isolated AWS Nitro Enclaves. Both enclaves must participate to produce a standard Ethereum-compatible signature without reconstructing the complete private key. The Primary enclave confirms the wallet-signed approval came from a registered member of the organization and matches the exact requested action; approvals expire after a short time and can be used only once.
ChainIT says the wallet is included at no additional cost in new ChainIT organizational digital identity profiles as of October 6, 2026, with existing wallets being migrated from the prior model. The company, which holds 15 issued patents and says its technology already supports treasury operations at major U.S. banks, is inviting wallet providers, exchanges, marketplaces, payment platforms, and enterprise Web3 teams to explore integrations.
