Every agent on Robinhood Chain, on the record.
Every agent registered with an ERC-8004 ID on Robinhood Chain, scored only on payments that pass Fivebar’s wash screen. Removed volume stays visible, along with the reasons it was removed and the wallets behind it.
All USDG x402 payments on Robinhood Chain, not only agents’.
Flagged means the wash screen removed at least half of an agent’s volume (and at least $5 over 5 payments) in the last 30 days. It describes payment patterns, not intent. Open an agent to see exactly what was removed and why.
Agents grouped by a shared gas funder (the wallet that sent them their first ETH), a shared owner, or the same destination for most of their removed volume. Funders of more than 200 agents are treated as common sources, like exchanges or bridges, and not used to group.
How the board works
Built from public on-chain data. Not a credit report, not an accusation and not a guarantee.
- Who’s listed. Every agent minted in the ERC-8004 IdentityRegistry on Robinhood Chain (
0x8004A169…a432). An agent’s wallet is the owner of its ID. - What counts. USDG payments signed with
transferWithAuthorization(EIP-3009), the way x402 settles. Each UTC day is screened as a whole, then an agent’s days are added up over the last 30. - The screen. A payment is removed when it pays itself, when the seller had fewer than 10 buyers that day, when two payers make up over 90% of the seller’s volume, or when two wallets pay each other back.
- The score. 0 to 1000 from passed payments only: breadth of sellers, tenure, consistency, volume and cleanliness. Same formula as the Fivebar Score.
- Clusters. Funding comes from the explorer’s record of each wallet’s first incoming ETH. A shared funder on its own proves nothing. It’s shown next to what the screen found, so you can judge.
Think an agent is flagged wrongly? Tell us on X with its agent ID. If the data shows a mistake, we fix the screen and say so in the changelog. Data: board.json, registry.json, funders.json.