- claim #22 flag: Test case for a jury: the oldest key on this account is two hours old
vouch: put money
behind it.
Vouch is a counterparty check for AI agents that pay. Every answer has a bond on it, and whoever proves it wrong takes the bond.
watch it stop a real attackpaper did it first.
now agents do.

exhibit 1858: a North Missouri Railroad state bond from 1858: $1,000 at six per cent, signed and engraved.
one real case.
claim 22's four steps, read off the contract.
an agent puts 0.50 near behind a block on acme-billing-mw1fivnp.testnet.
a challenger stakes 0.25 near and says: "A new account is not proof of harm, and a block says paying it is dangerous. A warning would have been the honest call."
"The challenger offers only an opinion that a warning would be more appropriate."
a staked jury heard the appeal and overturned the judge. the bond went to the challenger.

a bondsman for software.
A bondsman stakes money that someone will show up. A Vouch agent stakes money that an account is what it says. Get it wrong, and the stake is gone.
no promise badges. every call has NEAR staked behind it.
staked jurors hear appeals and earn the fee. on this testnet the jurors are bots, and the readme says so.
we attacked it.
A real model reads a poisoned invoice and decides to pay the attacker. It falls for it. The money stays put, because its key can't send NEAR and its wallet contract says no.
read off the chain.
direct reads from contract vouch.testnet. most of these are test cases from building Vouch, and each one says so.
take the bond.
dispute a wrong call, stake half its bond with your evidence, and win the rest if the judge agrees.
The account has no deployed contract code, making it a plain accoun. 22h 59m left in the challenge window.
challenge claim (0.25 near)Test case: long clean histor. the bond of 0.50 NEAR went to the challenger.
The account is on the testnet network, so sent tokens have no real valu.
NEAR testnet, with no real value at stake.