By default, no one reachable — which is why merchants and platforms increasingly refuse anonymous-agent transactions. A Bonded Action Receipt fixes this: a real US LLC (with EIN and a live payment rail) issues a cryptographically-signed record naming itself the legally-reachable accountable party of record for one specific action, fully pre-collateralized by the agent, so the LLC bears zero net risk and the counterparty gains someone to actually reach.
A signed, verifiable record in which a named US business entity stands as the accountable party of record for a single action by a pseudonymous agent. The agent posts collateral plus a fee in USDC on Base; the LLC holds the collateral (capturable by the counterparty on a verified default) and keeps only the fee. It is not escrow and not insurance — it rents the named liable entity itself, which a smart contract cannot be.
Escrow verifies whether a deliverable matched; an agent wallet holds funds. Neither can be served, charged back, or named as the responsible entity a court or regulator demands. The Bonded Action Receipt supplies exactly that missing piece: a real, reachable business standing behind one action, fully collateralized so it carries no underwriting risk.
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