Vesti announced its Zyra beta on Oct. 19, creating a public record for AI agents that displays an operator-submitted principal and service endpoint, while leaving authority and payment controls with operators.
Each registration receives a Zyra ID. The principal’s name is information submitted by the operator; Vesti’s terms say a listing or active endpoint does not prove ownership of the service address.
Operators can add a private reference to a payment account, but the reference by itself does not provide payment controls. Operators also set an agent’s permitted activities and authority limits, which are not shown in the public registry.
Vesti says registrations granting document-signing authority or setting a spending limit above $10,000 are sent for attorney approval. The company says a Zyra record does not give an agent legal personhood or a government license, and does not shield its principal from liability.
The beta accepts dispute submissions for intake; submitting one does not begin a court case. Vesti’s terms say an attorney separately reviews any recommendation generated by AI.
Separately, Virtuals Protocol announced private payments for AI agents.
