AI Agents & Infrastructure
AINRA
The identity layer for autonomous AI
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- 2026founded
Ahrefs Domain Rating signal 13 Nov 2026, signal shifted 4 Nov 2026.
An open standard for verifiable identity of AI agents, enabling them to prove who they are, what they may do, and whether they are still trusted.
What it is
AINRA is the neutral root of AI-agent identity, providing an open standard for verifiable credentials that agents can carry as passports. Each agent receives a unique identity with cryptographic proof of who created it, who controls it, what it is permitted to do, and whether it has been revoked. The system uses a three-ring architecture: independent registrars issue credentials, agents carry passports, and verifiers check them offline on their own machines. Verification takes milliseconds and requires no connection to a central authority. Revocation is published and honored everywhere within a minute.
AINRA is structured as a non-profit root barred by charter from issuing passports, computing scores, holding personal data, or selling anything. A separate commercial arm called Meridian operates as an independent registrar under the same published rules. All verification runs locally, fail-closed, without reporting to any central service. The standard is published openly, implementations are auditable, and the root ceremony will be public and recorded across independent custodians.
Systems
- Offline verification in milliseconds
- Cryptographic passports for agents
- Revocation under 60 seconds
- Authority classes and assurance tiers
- No central authority calls required
- Local registrar lifecycle
- Request signing with short-lived keys
- Public conformance testing
- Fail-closed HTTP gating
- Appeal mechanism for revocation
Pricing
Pricing model: Open source
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AINRA metrics
Signal readout for ainra.org: Ahrefs Domain Rating and Majestic link signals, arrows for the change since the last scan.
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Ahrefs Domain Rating signal 13 Nov 2026, signal shifted 4 Nov 2026. Majestic signal 4 Nov 2026, signal shifted 4 Nov 2026. Link signals from Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.
AINRA domain signal
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Public RDAP record, last read 13 Nov 2026, 03:34 UTC.
- Domain age 1 month
- Registered
- Expires
- Registrar NameCheap, Inc.
- DNSSEC Not signed
AINRA post-launch signal
The record for AINRA after its launch on Nexora Launch (4 November 2026), from the readings we keep.
- 0 Domain Rating (Ahrefs) no change since launch
at launch: 0 (4 Nov 2026); latest: 13 Nov 2026 - 0 Trust Flow (Majestic)
first measured 4 Nov 2026 - 0 Referring domains (Majestic)
first measured 4 Nov 2026
Day 8 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 4 Dec 2026. A change here is a reading, not a claim about its cause; lots of things move these figures. Anything we do not measure is not shown.
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Quick answers
- What is an AINRA passport?
- An AINRA passport is a verifiable credential that an AI agent carries to prove four key facts: who the agent is, who stands behind it and controls it, what the agent is allowed to do, and whether it has been verified or revoked. The passport is cryptographically signed and can be verified offline in milliseconds without any call to a central authority.
- How fast is credential revocation?
- Revocation is measured under 60 seconds in local drills and is honored everywhere within a minute. When a credential is revoked, every running copy of that agent is refused, and the revocation is published as a public record that anyone can verify.
- Who issues AINRA passports?
- Independent registrars issue passports under identical published rules. The AINRA root itself issues no passports; it only keeps the keys, rules, revocation feed, and public record. Meridian is AINRA's own commercial registrar, competing under the same rules as every other registrar.
- Does verification require any connection to a central server?
- No. Verification runs entirely on the verifier's own machine, offline and fail-closed. Agents can be verified in a few lines of code with no account, no calls to the AINRA authority, and no need to phone home to anyone.
- What are the four charter rules that govern AINRA?
- The standard is built on four sentences made mechanical: Birth — no identity without a verified, accountable entity behind it; Life — anyone can verify any passport, offline, and verification never reports to anyone; Death — only the issuer, the principal, or due process can revoke, and every revocation is public and honored everywhere under a minute; Neutrality — the root records facts, never money, personal data, reputation, or judgment.
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