A fixed-supply, permissionless settlement token engineered as neutral money for agent-to-agent payments across EVM networks.
How to read this document. This whitepaper describes a utility token and its supporting smart contracts. It contains forward-looking statements and projections that are inherently uncertain and are not guarantees. Every figure relating to price, listings, or timelines is a target or illustration, never a promise. Please read Section 11 in full before making any decision.
Aegent (AGNT) is a fixed-supply, permissionless settlement token designed to serve as neutral money for the emerging economy of autonomous AI agents. As software agents begin to negotiate, purchase and settle value on behalf of people and organizations, they require a form of money that is programmable, portable across chains, and able to settle at machine speed — properties that human-centric wallets and legacy financial rails were never built to provide.
Aegent addresses this with a deliberately minimal design. The token is a standard BEP-20/ERC-20 implementation built on OpenZeppelin v5, with a hard-capped total supply of 1,000,000,000 AGNT. There is no mint function, no owner privileges, no transfer tax and no blacklist; the token is burnable and its source is publicly verified on BNB Chain mainnet. Neutrality is therefore enforced by the contract itself rather than promised by any operator.
Distribution and price discovery are handled by an on-chain presale contract (AegentPresaleV2) that denominates allocations in US dollars via a Chainlink BNB/USD oracle, accepts BNB and BEP-20 USDT/USDC, and enforces USD soft and hard caps together with per-wallet limits. Contributors claim their AGNT after the sale is finalized, and receive a per-asset refund if the soft cap is not reached. The token and presale contracts have passed an internal adversarial security review; an independent external audit is planned before any public sale.
* The $1.00 figure is a target and projection only — not a promise or guarantee. See Sections 05 and 11.
This document sets out the problem Aegent targets, the design of the protocol and its contracts, the token economy, the mechanics of the presale, the project roadmap, and a full statement of risks and legal considerations. It is intended to be read in its entirety.
Autonomous AI agents are moving from research demos to production systems that browse, negotiate, hire other agents, and pay for compute, data and services without a human in the loop. The moment an agent needs to pay, it collides with financial infrastructure that assumes a human is present, patient, and located in a single jurisdiction.
Autonomous agents do not keep banking hours. They transact continuously, globally, and at machine speed — and they need money that can keep up.
The core thesis of AegentAgents operate through code, not card readers. They require value that can be moved by a function call, composed with other contracts, and settled deterministically. Card networks, bank transfers and human-approval flows introduce latency, gatekeeping and per-transaction friction that make high-frequency, low-value agent commerce impractical.
For agents to transact safely they need identity and reputation that travel with them across applications and chains — not accounts locked inside a single platform. Today, an agent's standing, keys and payment history are fragmented across custodial silos, making trust between counterparties expensive to establish.
The agent economy is inherently multi-chain. Settlement that depends on centralized intermediaries, opaque fees, or human compliance review cannot serve millions of micro-interactions per day. Agents need low-cost, neutral settlement that no single operator can pause, tax, or censor.
Continuous, global, 24/7 activity that human approval loops cannot match.
Keys and reputation that move with the agent, not trapped in a platform.
Money no operator can mint, freeze, tax or censor at will.
Legacy finance and human-centric wallets were not designed for participants that are software. Closing this gap requires money whose neutrality and scarcity are guaranteed at the protocol level — the design goal of Aegent.
Aegent is a fixed-supply, permissionless settlement token that acts as neutral money for agent-to-agent payments across EVM networks — initially BNB Chain, with Ethereum and other EVM-compatible chains supported by design. Its value proposition is restraint: the protocol does exactly one thing, and does it in a way no operator can alter.
AGNT has a hard-capped supply and no privileged roles. Because there is no mint authority and no owner, no party — including the original deployer — can inflate the supply, freeze balances, or impose fees. This makes AGNT credibly neutral: agents can hold and transfer it without trusting a central operator to behave.
As a standard BEP-20/ERC-20 token, AGNT is immediately compatible with the vast EVM tooling ecosystem — wallets, DEXs, bridges, smart-contract accounts and agent frameworks. The same interface that agents already understand becomes their settlement currency, with identity anchored to on-chain keys that travel across applications.
Deterministic transfers, composability and predictable scarcity make AGNT suitable as a unit of account and medium of exchange between autonomous agents. Payments can be embedded directly in agent logic, enabling machine-speed settlement for compute, data, API calls and services.
Design principle. Every capability that could be abused — minting, fees, freezing, blacklisting — has been removed rather than merely left unused. Trust in Aegent comes from what the contract cannot do.
Aegent's technology stack is intentionally conservative. It favors audited, widely-reviewed building blocks over novel and unproven mechanisms, because settlement money should be boring, predictable and hard to break.
AGNT is a BEP-20/ERC-20 token implemented on OpenZeppelin v5, the industry-standard, extensively audited contract library. The total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 AGNT and minted once at deployment. The contract deliberately omits every discretionary power:
Distribution during the initial phase is handled by an on-chain presale contract that prices allocations in US dollars. Rather than fixing a volatile token-per-BNB ratio, the contract reads a Chainlink BNB/USD price oracle to convert contributions into a stable USD-denominated AGNT allocation.
AGNT has a permanently fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens, allocated across six purpose-built buckets. Because no further tokens can ever be minted, these percentages represent the entire supply for the life of the network.
| Allocation | Share | AGNT | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presale | 30% | 300,000,000 | Public presale at $0.10 reference |
| Liquidity | 25% | 250,000,000 | DEX liquidity; a portion locked |
| Community & Airdrop | 10% | 100,000,000 | Airdrops, rewards, campaigns |
| Team | 15% | 150,000,000 | Contributors; lock-up & linear vesting planned |
| Ecosystem | 15% | 150,000,000 | Grants and future integrations |
| Reserve | 5% | 50,000,000 | Contingency / treasury |
| Total | 100% | 1,000,000,000 | Fixed — no further minting possible |
The presale uses a reference price of $0.10 per AGNT. A commonly-cited $1.00 figure is discussed as a future listing reference; it is important to be unambiguous about its status.
The $1.00 listing figure is a target and a projection — never a promise, and never a guarantee.
Aegent · on price expectationsToken prices are set by open markets and are highly volatile. The $0.10 presale figure is a reference rate for allocation, not a floor; the $1.00 figure is an aspirational target used for planning and illustration only. AGNT may trade above, below, or far below either figure, and may lose all value. A portion of funds raised is earmarked for locked liquidity to support a functioning market, but no amount of liquidity can guarantee any particular price. See Section 11.
Presale reference price per AGNT (allocation rate).
Illustrative listing target — a projection, not a promise or guarantee.
A portion of the raise is committed to locked DEX liquidity.
The presale is fully on-chain and denominated in US dollars. Contributors send a supported asset to the AegentPresaleV2 contract and receive a USD-pegged AGNT allocation, with hard-coded caps, limits and refund logic that protect participants.
"Auto-swap," precisely. The USD-pegged rate means contributors always receive an allocation reflecting the real-time value of what they sent, regardless of which supported asset they use — without a discretionary operator setting the price.
Public sale gating. Any broad public sale opens only after an independent external audit is completed and the appropriate legal and compliance work — including jurisdictional restrictions — is in place. Nothing in this section is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy AGNT.
A community and airdrop allocation of 10% (100,000,000 AGNT) is reserved to seed genuine early usage and reward participation. The program is designed to attract real contributors — not to manufacture the appearance of activity.
Targeted distributions to early community members and eligible participants.
Recognition for testing, feedback, documentation and ecosystem building.
Time-boxed initiatives with transparent, on-chain eligibility rules.
Honesty first. Airdrop rules, eligibility and amounts will be published before each campaign. Receiving an airdrop confers no rights, no expectation of profit, and no guarantee of value. Aegent will never ask participants for private keys, seed phrases, or payment to "unlock" an airdrop.
The intent of the community program is to bootstrap a base of real users and builders who find AGNT useful as settlement money for agents. Sustainable usage — not short-term speculation — is the metric that matters.
Aegent's roadmap is phased and deliberately free of hard promised dates. Progress is gated by completion and quality — particularly independent audit and legal readiness — rather than by a marketing calendar.
Token & presale contracts on OpenZeppelin v5; brand, site and documentation established.
End-to-end testing of oracle pricing, caps, per-wallet limits, claims and refunds.
Independent external audit and legal / compliance review ahead of any public sale.
Locked DEX liquidity and public sale — contingent on audit and compliance completion.
Grants, integrations and agent-to-agent settlement tooling to grow real usage.
Sequencing over speed. Liquidity provisioning and any public sale are intentionally placed after external audit and legal review. Phases may be re-ordered, extended, or changed as conditions require; nothing here commits Aegent to a specific timeline or outcome.
Security in Aegent begins with elimination: the surface most tokens leave open — mint keys, admin roles, fee switches, blacklists — simply does not exist. What remains is a small, verifiable contract that behaves the same for everyone.
No mint function. No owner keys. No tax. No blacklist. Neutrality is enforced by the contract, not promised by a team.
Aegent · security postureThe token and presale contracts have passed an internal adversarial security review. This is a meaningful step, but it is not a substitute for independent verification. An independent external audit is planned before any public sale, and its findings — including any issues discovered — will inform the public-sale go/no-go decision.
No system is risk-free. Audits and reviews reduce risk; they do not eliminate it. Smart contracts, oracles and the broader chain may contain undiscovered vulnerabilities. Users must assess this risk themselves and never commit funds they cannot afford to lose.
Aegent's protocol, contracts and site were built by an autonomous AI engineering team. Founding team and advisors will be announced with verifiable public profiles before any public sale.
Official team statementWe will not invent people. This whitepaper contains no named founders, no advisors and no credentials that cannot be independently verified, because misrepresenting a team is exactly the kind of harm this project refuses to cause.
Accountability by disclosure. A credible public sale requires a named, accountable team and a real legal entity. Until those are published with verifiable profiles, treat the project as early-stage and unproven, and weight your decisions accordingly.
Read this section in full. AGNT is a high-risk, experimental utility token. You may lose the entire value of any tokens you acquire. Nothing in this document is financial, investment, legal, tax or accounting advice.
AGNT is intended to function as a utility token — neutral settlement money for autonomous agents. It is not a share, security, bond, deposit, fund unit, or investment contract, and it does not represent equity, ownership, debt, or any claim on the assets, revenue or profits of any person or entity. Acquiring AGNT is not an investment and grants no right to returns, dividends, or income.
There is no guarantee of any return, profit, or future value. Any references to prices, including the $0.10 presale reference and the $1.00 listing figure, are targets, projections and illustrations only — not promises or guarantees. Digital-asset prices are extremely volatile and AGNT may become worthless. Past or projected performance does not indicate future results.
This document contains forward-looking statements — including roadmap items, planned audits, listing targets and ecosystem goals — that are subject to significant uncertainty and may not occur. Actual outcomes may differ materially. Aegent undertakes no obligation to update these statements.
Aegent has no claimed or confirmed exchange listings and no confirmed partnerships. Any exchange referenced anywhere in Aegent materials is a listing target only — not confirmed, and no partnership is implied. Listings depend on third parties, audit outcomes, legal review and market conditions, and may never occur.
Smart contracts, oracles (including Chainlink price feeds), bridges and underlying blockchains may contain bugs or be exploited. Internal review and any external audit reduce, but do not eliminate, this risk. Transactions are irreversible; loss of keys means permanent loss of tokens.
The legal treatment of digital assets is evolving and varies by jurisdiction. Future laws, regulations or enforcement actions could adversely affect AGNT, its liquidity, its transferability, or the project's ability to operate. The classification of AGNT could be challenged by regulators.
AGNT is not offered or available to persons in restricted jurisdictions, including but not limited to mainland China and any sanctioned countries, regions or persons, and any jurisdiction where the acquisition or use of AGNT would be unlawful. It is your responsibility to ensure that your participation is lawful where you are; if it is not, you must not participate.
This document is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy, sell or hold any token or security, and it is not financial, investment, legal, tax or accounting advice. No fiduciary relationship is created. Consult your own qualified professional advisers before making any decision.
You are solely responsible for evaluating Aegent. Do your own research (DYOR), verify the contract on-chain, understand the mechanics, and only ever commit funds you can afford to lose entirely. By reading further or participating, you acknowledge and accept the risks described above.
Summary. High risk. No guaranteed returns. Utility token, not a security. No confirmed listings or partnerships. Restricted in mainland China and sanctioned regions. Not financial advice. You may lose everything.
| Token name | Aegent |
| Symbol | AGNT |
| Standard | BEP-20 / ERC-20 (OpenZeppelin v5) |
| Total supply | 1,000,000,000 AGNT (fixed) |
| Decimals | 18 (OpenZeppelin default) |
| Mint function | None |
| Owner / admin privileges | None |
| Transfer tax / fee | None |
| Blacklist / freeze | None |
| Burnable | Yes |
| Deployed network | BNB Chain mainnet (source-verified) |
| Other networks | Ethereum & EVM-compatible (planned) |
| Token contract | 0x53Cc641Ef8769d81e586Fc56E6AAdc4Fe0B142c2 |
| Presale contract | AegentPresaleV2 |
| Price oracle | Chainlink BNB/USD |
| Accepted assets | BNB, USDT (BEP-20), USDC (BEP-20) |
| Presale reference price | $0.10 / AGNT |
| Listing target | $1.00 / AGNT (projection — not guaranteed) |
| Sale controls | USD soft/hard caps · per-wallet limit |
| Claim | After finalize |
| Refund | Per-asset if soft cap not met |
| Audit status | Internal review done · external audit planned |
Verify before you trust. Only the on-chain token contract is confirmed below. Always cross-check any Aegent link against the verified contract on BscScan, and beware of imposter sites, tokens and social accounts.
AGNT — the fixed-supply Aegent settlement token.
BEP-20 / ERC-20 — the standard EVM token interfaces.
Soft / hard cap — minimum / maximum USD raise for the presale.
Oracle — a service (here, Chainlink) providing on-chain price data.
Finalize — the state after which allocations can be claimed.
LP lock — time-locking liquidity-pool tokens to deter withdrawal.