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Baselayer's $35M Series A signals a critical infrastructure shift toward securing autonomous AI agents in the payments sector. By introducing an interoperable trust layer specifically for agentic commerce, the startup addresses the identity verification gap where legacy financial rails fail to authenticate non-human actors. This development is essential for scaling frontier AI models that are already initiating high-volume transactions without current fraud prevention mechanisms designed for software entities.
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With $35M in early funding, Baselayer is building the trust layer for the agentic economy

SiliconANGLE5 min read

Business identity and risk infrastructure startup Baselayer is shifting its attention to artificial intelligence agents after raising $35 million in early-stage funding today. Alongside the Series A round, it’s announcing the launch of its Agentic Identity Suite, which it says is the first interoperable trust layer and fraud prevention platform designed specifically for the agentic […] The post With $35M in early funding, Baselayer is building the trust layer for the agentic economy appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Business identity and risk infrastructure startup Baselayer is shifting its attention to artificial intelligence agents after raising $35 million in early-stage funding today. Alongside the Series A round, it’s announcing the launch of its Agentic Identity Suite, which it says is the first interoperable trust layer and fraud prevention platform designed specifically for the agentic economy. The funding will help Baselayer, officially known as Osiris Ratings Inc., tackle what it says is a rapidly growing security challenge amid the rise of agentic commerce. These days, frontier AI models are increasingly active in the e-commerce…

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