E-me Book a pilot

Every agent has a name.

A verifiable passport for AI agents, bound to a verified owner.

Try the prototype Ask E-me
Agent passportactive
Agent
did:eme:agent:…
Name
Layla’s travel agent
Accountable owner
did:eme:owner:…
Owner assurance
UAE Pass, high (sandbox)
Mandate
book, purchase, up to AED 1,000
Valid until
90 days
Sealed on the E-me ledger

Four things every counterparty needs to know

  1. Passport

    Who this agent is: a W3C credential and key, bound to a person or company verified through UAE Pass, Nafath, a passport or a trade licence.

  2. Mandate

    What it may do: scopes, spend limits and expiry, checked on every action and revocable in seconds.

  3. Verify

    One call for any merchant, bank or government portal: real, whose, allowed.

  4. Receipts

    What it did: every action signed by the agent and sealed into a tamper-evident ledger. No personal data on-chain.

Run the whole loop yourself

Sandbox: no real identity is checked or stored.

1. Verify an owner

2. Issue a passport

3. Let the agent act

4. Prove or revoke

Check the last receipt’s signature and ledger seal, then revoke the passport and try again.

Waiting for step 1.

The ledger, as it is right now

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Why the Gulf, why now

50%

of UAE federal government services moving to agentic AI within two years. UAE Cabinet, April 2026.

1.5trillion USD

global agentic commerce by 2030, with trust the first barrier. Juniper Research, April 2026.

23M

Saudi residents on Nafath, the identity rail an E-me passport binds to.

Ask E-me anything about the business

I’m the E-me briefing agent. Ask about the model, the market, the raise or the risks.

Pilot E-me with your agents

Banks, government teams and agent platforms in the UAE and Saudi Arabia: tell us what your agents need to prove.