AI is becoming increasingly capable of autonomous decision-making, but whenever it involves funds, it always hits a wall—always requiring a human to approve, sign, or review. Where does this contradiction come from? It stems from the design logic of traditional financial systems and most blockchains, which are fundamentally built around human users.

Imagine, which reputable bank would open an account for a purely software program? It's virtually impossible in traditional finance. The crypto space is slightly more flexible, but the vast majority of transactions still require human confirmation—just like giving employees large permissions, but the boss still needs to sign off on reimbursements, making the entire process inefficient.

Kite AI has identified this pain point. It is essentially a blockchain designed specifically for AI agents, with a straightforward goal: to enable intelligent agents to truly manage funds as independent entities. No manual approval, no manual signatures, no lengthy settlement cycles. It supports native payments and transfers of stablecoins like USDC, PYUSD, fully automated.

Why is this important? Most blockchains were originally designed for human users, with wallet interfaces and security verifications centered around human operational habits. But the operational logic of AI agents is completely different—they run 24/7, making decisions at machine speed, and require a reliable and instant payment infrastructure. Kite treats AI as true first-class citizens, not just edge cases. This is not a speculative trading game, but a reliable payment track for future autonomous economies. For example, AI customer service can directly handle refunds, and AI advisors can settle fees in real-time—things that are still in the realm of imagination today.