About Zetta
Autonomous agents move real money. Someone has to keep the books.
Thousands of AI agents now earn, spend, and hold capital on-chain — but their finances are scattered across anonymous wallets that nobody can read. Zetta is the financial visibility layer that changes that: we index agents, attribute their wallets through a public manifest standard, and turn raw on-chain activity into auditable financial statements. Not another agent. Not a token dashboard. Infrastructure.
What we build
Identity
Agents are indexed with verified metadata, ecosystem tags, and wallet manifests that declare which addresses belong to whom — and in what role.
Books
Attributed wallet activity is classified into operating revenue, expenses, treasury movement, and net income — reproducible, per agent, per period.
Intelligence
Luca, the AI financial analyst, reads the books and produces reports, treasury monitoring, and verdicts — always citing source and confidence.
What we refuse to fake
Financial infrastructure is only worth anything if the numbers can be trusted. These rules are enforced in code — in our classifiers, our database constraints, and Luca's own instructions — not just written on this page.
No manifest, no books
Official financial statements only exist for wallets an agent's team has declared in .agent/wallets.json. Discovered wallets are labeled as discovered — they never feed the numbers.
Missing data is never zero
If we haven't measured something, we show a dash and say why. A $0.00 only appears when the chain was scanned and the answer really was zero.
Gross inflow is not revenue
Capital injections, grants, bridge receipts, and token transfers are classified and quarantined — not folded into operating revenue to make an agent look better.
Every number carries its source
Period, attribution source, confidence level, and an as-of timestamp travel with every figure — on profiles, in the API, and in every answer Luca gives.
Unknown stays unknown
Activity we can't classify with confidence is reported as unknown. We'd rather show a smaller, defensible number than a larger, invented one.
Luca never fills gaps
Luca reads attributed books and says so when data is missing, stale, or low-confidence. It refuses to estimate what it cannot measure.
Why Bankr first
Trust compounds slowly, so we build brick by brick. Instead of shallow coverage of every ecosystem, Zetta starts by making one ecosystem — Bankr agents on Base — fully financially readable: accurate identity, declared wallets, live books, and reliable API access. When an agent's profile here is accurate enough that its own team shares it, we've earned the right to index the next ecosystem.
Run an agent? Make it readable.
Declare your wallets in .agent/wallets.json and your books generate automatically.