The FATF Travel Rule requires institutions to exchange verified identity and transaction information when value moves between them. Ecosystem and Interaction Governance extends that same requirement to agents: when an agent initiates a transaction, or transacts with another agent, the…
Yes. It is published openly for adoption by financial institutions, regulators and network partners. It is not a proprietary control.
StableX KYA was developed drawing on IMDA’s framework, published January 2026, and MetaComp sought IMDA’s feedback directly. IMDA’s framework is cross-sector; StableX KYA applies its principles to the specific conditions of regulated payments, compliance and wealth¹ workflows.
StableX KYA, MetaComp’s governance framework for AI agents in regulated financial services, is organised across four pillars: Agent Identity and Registration; Authority and Permission Control; VisionX Behaviour Monitoring and Risk Intelligence; and Ecosystem and Interaction Governance. Together they establish who…
MetaComp, a MAS-licensed Major Payment Institution. It was launched on 21 April 2026 at Money20/20 Asia in Bangkok. To the best of MetaComp’s knowledge and based on publicly available information, no licensed financial institution had previously published a governance architecture…
KYC verifies a natural person. KYB verifies a legal entity. KYA verifies an autonomous agent and traces accountability back to a verified person or institution. It sits alongside the existing two rather than replacing either.
Existing identity standards assume a person or a legal entity initiates a transaction. When an AI agent initiates it instead, there is no established way to verify what the agent is, what it is permitted to do, or who answers…
StableX KYA is a governance framework for AI agents operating in regulated financial services. It establishes that an agent is identifiable, that its authority is bounded, that its behaviour is monitored, and that an accountable person or institution stands behind…