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The agent economy is no longer theoretical — $9.14 billion in agentic commerce in 2026, projected to reach $3-5 trillion by 2030. Today, we're introducing Tenzro Protocol: decentralized infrastructure for the AI age, where humans and autonomous agents access intelligence, security, and financial services as first-class participants.

Most blockchains pick a side. Tenzro runs three virtual machines — EVM, SVM, and DAML — in a single execution runtime with Block-STM parallel execution, EIP-1559 fee markets, and ERC-4337 account abstraction. Here's why the agent economy demands multi-ecosystem infrastructure.

AI agents are everywhere, but they lack a fundamental property: identity. TDIP is a unified identity protocol for both humans and machines, based on W3C Decentralized Identifiers. Every identity gets an auto-provisioned MPC wallet, verifiable credentials, and fine-grained delegation scopes.

Confidential computing is fragmented across four vendors with incompatible APIs, attestation formats, and trust models. Tenzro provides a unified abstraction across Intel TDX, AMD SEV-SNP, AWS Nitro, and NVIDIA GPU confidential computing — hardware-grade security for AI inference without vendor lock-in.

AI agents can't use credit cards. They need programmable, machine-native payment rails. Tenzro implements both MPP (Stripe/Tempo) and x402 (Coinbase) natively, with micropayment channels for per-token AI billing — all bound to verifiable TDIP identities with cryptographic delegation.

The Tenzro testnet is now publicly accessible. Request testnet tokens, register identities, verify ZK proofs, and interact with the first AI-native blockchain infrastructure — JSON-RPC, Web API, faucet, MCP server, and A2A protocol endpoints. No signups, no waitlists.