‍zkAGI: Building Trustless Trading Agents ‍

• zkAGI's PawPad platform enables users to deploy private agents for secure trading & other onchain activities
• PawPad leverages Sapphire for encrypted agent infrastructure and ROFL for secure cross-chain signing
• To showcase the capabilities, zkAGI is building a variable reward Telegram mini-app on a Solana chain

Oasis is excited to announce a grant for zkAGI, a team building a platform that enables users to build and deploy agents that operate across multiple blockchains. The platform, called PawPad, allows users to create agents that maintain confidentiality for trading or other onchain activities while controlling wallets across ecosystems. By leveraging the Oasis stack, zkAGI is providing an essential tool for traders who want automation with compliance-aware features, without revealing their edge.

The grant will support zkAGI in building toward 'sentient capital markets', i.e. deploying core agent infrastructure on Sapphire, including agent registry and event logging, private strategy storage, encrypted portfolio state management, and end-to-end encryption capabilities. Critically, the platform leverages ROFL's key derivation capabilities across multiple elliptic curves to enable secure, user-controlled signing flows on Solana, EVM-compatible chains, and exchange APIs. It does all this without needing a bridge. 

As a proof of concept, the team is developing a ROFL-powered Telegram mini app featuring a spin-the-wheel reward mechanism that will run on Solana fork, Gorbagana. This demonstrates how the Oasis TEE cloud can provide verifiability and trustless execution for agents operating on non-EVM chains. By building on the Oasis stack, zkAGI is making it easy to create privacy-preserving apps that operate across multiple blockchains. Part of this includes plans to open-source contracts and provide references for developers building similar agentic use cases. Learn more about zkAGI here or follow their progress on X.