AI agents are starting to engage in real economic activities: leasing Computing Power, negotiating service collaborations, operating online stores, and managing subscription businesses. The problem is that the existing payment infrastructure was never designed for these continuous machine-to-machine transactions and does not meet the companies' demand for accountability.

Kite wants to change the situation - it is a Layer-1 public chain aimed at allowing autonomous agents to transfer value, prove identity, and execute rules automatically, without waiting for human approval at every step.

In simple terms, what is Kite? It retains the familiar workflow for developers while addressing the underlying issues of automated proxy operation. Traditional payment rails are optimized for high-value, low-frequency human transactions; however, when proxies handle microtransactions 24/7, this logic collapses—fees become unaffordable, and delays are also a problem.

The core pain points solved by Kite are: first, it supports dense microtransactions without being drained by fees; second, agents can self-certify their identity and permissions, allowing businesses to track who is doing what; third, the logic of smart contracts can be executed directly without manual approval as a bottleneck. This way, agents can truly independently complete business activities - from negotiation to settlement across the entire chain.