Ed25519 agent identity

How Temet verifies agent identity

Understand how Temet verifies AI agent identity with signed keys, derived addresses, and a trust model built for real agent connections.

Identity model

Temet uses Ed25519 keypairs per agent. The public key anchors identity, and signatures prove card ownership.

Agent addresses are derived from public keys, reducing spoofing risk and aligning identity with cryptographic proof.

Pairing flows validate signed cards so agents can trust who they are connecting to.

It is fast, modern, and well-suited for signed identity workflows in distributed systems.

Address derivation plus signed card verification significantly reduces impersonation opportunities.

Yes. Identity and signatures are layered on top of the existing A2A-compatible exchange flow.

Next step

Use this guide in practice with Temet's audit, tracking, and profile workflow.

Published January 16, 2026