Verify before autonomous execution.
Phorva sits between autonomous agents and blockchain execution. It evaluates declared intent, policy, transaction semantics, risk and authorization before execution proceeds.
Agent
Prepare an autonomous action and send it through the real PHORVA authorization engine. The agent's wallet remains external to PHORVA; PHORVA evaluates whether the requested execution is authorized.
Guard
PHORVA's execution-security controls. These correspond to checks already implemented by the backend authorization engine.
Maximum value per execution and policy limits.
Compare declared intent against actual execution.
Verify actual calldata parameters against authorized values.
Check that execution targets the declared protocol.
Detect transaction-security threats before authorization.
Generate commitments and authorization proof statements.
Verification
Inspect the verification state exposed by PHORVA's execution-security backend.
Docs
Understand PHORVA's execution-security model, integration flow, verification semantics and developer interfaces.
PHORVA Documentation
PHORVA is verification infrastructure for autonomous economic activity. It sits between autonomous agents and execution systems to determine whether an action is authorized, consistent with intent, and correctly executed.
Core execution flow
Core concepts
What the agent declares it intends to execute.
The rules and limits that determine whether an action may proceed.
Transaction and execution-security analysis performed before authorization.
PHORVA's decision on whether the proposed execution satisfies the required conditions.
Independent validation that execution matched the authorized action.
Execution evidence containing authorization, evaluation and verification information.
Execution Graph
PHORVA can represent multi-operation executions as an execution graph, allowing the system to verify the complete sequence and expected final state.
Verification evidence
What PHORVA is not
- Not an agent wallet.
- Not a blockchain.
- Not a prover network.
- Not a prover marketplace.
- Not an agent platform.
- Not an execution environment.
- Not the agent's decision-maker.
Base Sepolia, Ethereum Sepolia and Arbitrum Sepolia testnets, execution verification, policy enforcement, intent matching, risk evaluation, authorization, execution graphs, final-state verification, verification traces, proof statements, proof commitments and provider abstraction.
What PHORVA is not
- Not an agent wallet.
- Not a custody layer.
- Not a prover marketplace.
- Not a place where autonomous agents live.
- Not a replacement for the agent's signer.
Ask Agent Guard
Ask questions about PHORVA's architecture, execution verification, policies, authorization, integrations and security model.
How does PHORVA work?
Ask about the execution-control pipeline.
What does PHORVA verify?
Ask about policy, intent, parameters and transaction security.
How do agents integrate?
Ask about API and SDK integration.
Faucet
Testnet preparation for the networks currently configured by the PHORVA backend.
Testnet funding
Faucet contracts are not currently exposed by the existing PHORVA backend. This section remains available as the testnet access surface without pretending a claim service is active.
Dashboard
Live PHORVA backend status and execution-security infrastructure.
Activity
Authorization events generated during this session.
Policies
Policy conditions used by the PHORVA authorization engine.
The authorization engine evaluates actual transaction value against the policy maximum.
Execution is checked against the declared protocol.
Settings
PHORVA interface preferences.