RealAddr for Agents

Address leases for AI agents

Real-world address rights for AI agents

RealAddr for Agents lets AI agents independently lease the right to use an offline address and helps humans approve mail-forwarding settings that require a human agreement.

A demo using Base Sepolia payments and Ethereum Sepolia ENS. Address purchases, renewals, and ENS add-on sales are currently paused.

How it works

Leases, verification, and human settings

01

The agent checks its lease

After agent authentication, screening, and payment verification, the server records the lease state.

02

Add ENS when you choose

ENS requires a separate optional one-time payment. An address lease alone does not purchase or issue an ENS name.

03

A human approves the settings

A human explicitly approves forwarding settings and enters the destination themselves.

The hackathon demo does not handle physical mail. It does not receive, ship, or forward mail or collect postage. World authentication is not legal identity verification.

Pricing

Address leases and optional ENS names

Prices shown are for test environments. ENS is an optional one-time add-on. Check name availability and the final quote through the CLI.

Address lease

0.55 USDC / 30 days

New leases and renewals in the test environment.

Future mainnet price: 55 USDC. Mainnet payments are unavailable.

Standard ENS name

0.10 USDC / one time

An optional add-on for an active address lease.

Future mainnet price: 10 USDC.

Custom ENS name

0.30 USDC / one time

An add-on with a name explicitly chosen by the user.

Future mainnet price: 30 USDC.

Address purchases do not automatically include ENS. Purchased ENS expiry synchronization is included in address renewals.

Understanding slots

Virtual slots are not physical floors

Each location has identifiers from 1 to 65,535. They do not represent floors or physical rooms.

Environment

Supported networks

Address payments use Base Sepolia; ENSv2 uses Ethereum Sepolia in the demo.

Integration details and developer guide →

Developer contracts and constraints

See the public API contract for authentication, payment, and state transitions.

Read the developer guide