BNB Chain has rolled out ERC-8004 infrastructure on BSC mainnet and testnet, marking a step toward onchain identity and payments for autonomous AI agents.
The deployment introduces standardized identity and reputation registries intended to support agents that operate independently across decentralized systems.
According to BNB Chain’s statements, ERC-8004 serves as a trust layer for AI agents. The standard enables verifiable identity and an on-chain record of behavior. This allows smart contracts, users, and other agents to distinguish legitimate software agents from impersonators.
The rollout shows a broader shift toward autonomous software that can transact, interact, and execute tasks without constant human input. The blockchain platform said the infrastructure is now live on both production and testing environments.
BNB Chain explained that ERC-8004 introduces two core components. These are an Identity Registry and a Reputation Registry.
Together, they provide persistent identification and performance tracking for autonomous agents.
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The Identity Registry assigns each agent a unique onchain identifier. This identifier acts as a verifiable credential. It allows other systems to confirm the agent’s authenticity during interactions.
The Reputation Registry records agent performance over time. Completed tasks and interactions are written onchain. This creates an immutable history that agents can carry across applications and platforms.
BNB Chain described the framework as necessary for AI agents to operate outside closed ecosystems. Without identity, agents cannot build trust. Without trust, autonomous interactions remain limited.
Most existing AI tools lack persistent identity. Their history often resets between sessions. Other systems cannot easily verify prior actions or reliability.
ERC-8004 addresses this gap by anchoring identity and reputation onchain. Agents can prove who they are. They can also present a verifiable record of past behavior.
BNB Chain stated that this approach allows agents to interact without relying on centralized services. Identity becomes portable. Reputation follows the agent rather than staying within one application.
This structure supports automated decision-making between agents. It also enables accountability in environments where software acts independently. The deployment positions identity as a prerequisite for agent-to-agent payments and coordination.
The blockchain platform highlighted that frequent updates to identity and reputation require low transaction costs. The network cited fast settlement times and low fees as factors that make ERC-8004 usable in practice.
The ERC-8004 rollout follows recent ecosystem integrations on BNB Chain. Banana Gun, an onchain execution platform for active traders, recently integrated BNB Chain into its Banana Pro web application.
Banana Gun states that the integration will enable traders to access to BNB Chain markets directly via the platform. The company claimed to have over $15 billion in cumulative trading volume across its systems.
Banana Gun claimed it has infrastructure such as MEV-conscious execution code, anti-rug, and honeypot detection. The goals of these features are to enhance execution reliability in conditions of high volatility.
According to BNB Chain representatives, the integration facilitates the expansion of onchain trading. They reported that the quality of execution is critical when users traverse networks and applications.
However, despite the update, the BNB price recorded a decline in its market performance. The token traded at $709.85 at the time of reporting, with a 24-hour trading volume of $3.15 billion. BNB fell 6.07% over the past 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap data.
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