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The Terminal 3 (T3) trust infrastructure platform is a comprehensive solution for developers and enterprises managing users and agents at scale, with privacy at its core.

T3 Network (T3N)

At the foundation, the T3 Network (T3N) is a confidential compute network for all your most important data. Store, process, and compute on sensitive data inside hardware-secured Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). Receive verified results and power secure agentic actions without raw data ever leaving the secure enclave. Built on top of T3N are Terminal 3’s products that provide verifiable identity, privacy, and security for both humans and AI agents:

• T3 Identity
• T3 Verify
• T3 Agent Developer Kit (ADK)
• T3 Agent Command (coming soon)

Human Identity and Privacy

T3 Identity and T3 Verify are enterprise-grade products that let you onboard users, manage access, and engage verified audiences — without storing, handling, or exposing personal data.

• Portable identity across platforms: One interoperable Decentralized ID (DID) that follows your users across products, partners, and jurisdictions. No re-onboarding, no data copies between systems.
• Store and process customer data without holding PII: Store user profiles, credentials, and preferences securely and privately. Every process executes against encrypted data inside a TEE so applications receive answers, never raw records.
• Anchor and validate Smart Verifiable Credentials (VCs): Issue portable claims once, verify everywhere. Anchor credentials in T3N’s on-chain Issuer and Revocation Registries. Every credential presentation is validated against live registry state, so no credential reaches a platform without confirmation the issuer is trusted and the credential is unrevoked.

AI Agent Security and Governance

Discover, govern, and audit every AI agent across your organization. Runtime policy enforcement, sensitive data processed in hardware enclaves, and tamper-proof audit trails ready for any regulator.

• Runtime policy enforcement: Define exactly what agents can access and do. Policies are evaluated at request time — not just at provisioning — so scope creep is blocked in flight.
• Tamper-proof audit trail: Every agent action is cryptographically signed and logged to an immutable Merkle-backed ledger. Export ready for any regulator, any time.

Give every agent a verifiable identity, scoped authorization, and hardware-secured payment execution. Drop in beside your existing agent with no architecture changes required.

• Assign every agent a cryptographically verifiable DID. Portable across systems, provenance-linked to the authorizing human operator.
• Sensitive data (e.g. payment credentials) stays in T3N, resolved inside a TEE, and never enter agent memory, context, or prompt history.