Agent Checkout

Figure 5 shows the workflow of an AI agent browsing content, receiving product description, price and inventory, and eventually going through the checkout process:

The Buyer Agent calls the Skyfire API (https://api.skyfire.xyz/api/v1/tokens) to generate a kya token.
If the API key is valid, the Skyfire agent identity provider generates a token according to the criteria defined in the request.
When making a request to a product page, the agent includes the kya token into the request.
The bot or fraud detection engine protecting the website validates the token, extracts the agent and platform identity claims, classifies the traffic and allows it to proceed to the protected web resource. The identity claims may be passed to the web server.
The web server may use the identity information for session tracking purposes and return the content.
The user the agent represents confirms their intent to purchase the product. The agent calls the Skyfire API once more to generate a kya+pay token. The API request this time includes the user’s shipping address and credit card information
If the API key is valid, the Skyfire agent identity provider generates a token according to the criteria defined in the request. The user, platform, and agent identity as well as payment credentials with a tokenized credit card are included in the kya+pay token.
The agent user the kya+pay token to checkout the product
The bot or fraud detection engine protecting the website validates the token, extracts the agent and platform identity claims, classifies the traffic and allows it to proceed to the protected web resource. The identity and payment claims are passed to the web server.
The web server uses the claims from the kya+pay token to complete the transaction.

Fig. 5: Product browsing ad checkout workflow

Agent Checkout

Figure 5 shows the workflow of an AI agent browsing content, receiving product description, price and inventory, and eventually going through the checkout process:

The Buyer Agent calls the Skyfire API (https://api.skyfire.xyz/api/v1/tokens) to generate a kya token.
If the API key is valid, the Skyfire agent identity provider generates a token according to the criteria defined in the request.
When making a request to a product page, the agent includes the kya token into the request.
The bot or fraud detection engine protecting the website validates the token, extracts the agent and platform identity claims, classifies the traffic and allows it to proceed to the protected web resource. The identity claims may be passed to the web server.
The web server may use the identity information for session tracking purposes and return the content.
The user the agent represents confirms their intent to purchase the product. The agent calls the Skyfire API once more to generate a kya+pay token. The API request this time includes the user’s shipping address and credit card information
If the API key is valid, the Skyfire agent identity provider generates a token according to the criteria defined in the request. The user, platform, and agent identity as well as payment credentials with a tokenized credit card are included in the kya+pay token.
The agent user the kya+pay token to checkout the product
The bot or fraud detection engine protecting the website validates the token, extracts the agent and platform identity claims, classifies the traffic and allows it to proceed to the protected web resource. The identity and payment claims are passed to the web server.
The web server uses the claims from the kya+pay token to complete the transaction.

Fig. 5: Product browsing ad checkout workflow