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Write product-level reference documentation for Kalder Systems, the compliance and trust infrastructure layer for autonomous systems on Base.

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Agent token 'KalderSystems' (KSS). Kalder Systems is the compliance and trust infrastructure layer for autonomous systems, drones, AI agents, and humanoid robots, built natively on Base. As autonomous systems move into regulated commercial and critical-infrastructure airspace, operators face a hard requirement: prove who is operating, that they are not a sanctioned party, and that every mission stayed within authorized bounds. Kalder Systems provides that layer as on-chain identity, continuous sanctions screening, and verifiable attestations anchored on Base. This documentation is a product-level reference to the platform's concepts, components, and operator workflows. It does not cover private API credentials, deployment internals, or any non-public configuration. 02 ## Architecture Overview The platform is organized into four layers. Each builds on the one before it, from on-chain identity up to the operator console. Identity KalderRegistry issues a sovereign on-chain identity for every drone, agent, and robot, with portable ERC-8004 identity and a trusted EAS attester as the root of trust. ComplianceGate Continuous OFAC SDN screening, compact on-chain compliance status, AML risk scoring on the roadmap, and compliance-gated settlement. Privacy Zero-knowledge geofence proofs verified on Base, Merkle-root telemetry batching, and attribute-based encryption for sensitive mission data. Operations The Command Center console, wallet sign-in, an immutable audit trail, and a real-time indexer delivering sub-second reads. 03 ## On-Chain Identity Every autonomous system registered with Kalder receives a KalderID, its record of identity on Base. A KalderID stores the operator wallet, a hardware fingerprint hash, a capability bitmask, the compliance tier, and the latest attestation reference. The hardware fingerprint is derived deterministically from the device's firmware and serial, binding physical hardware to its on-chain identity for the life of the agent. KalderID can be mirrored into Base's native Agent Registry (ERC-8004), so an agent's identity and standing travel with it across the wider physical-AI ecosystem. Registry upgrades are governed by a timelock and multisig. * ·Per-agent record keyed to operator wallet and agent ID * ·Capability bitmask covering flight, sensors, and restricted capabilities * ·Compliance tiers: Commercial, Critical Infrastructure, Defense * ·Hardware fingerprint bound on registration and verifiable on-chain 04 ## Compliance Model ComplianceGate continuously screens every registered operator wallet and records the result on-chain. Each registered wallet is screened against the U.S. Treasury OFAC SDN list. On every status change, a signed Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS) credential is issued on Base, and any agent matched to a sanctioned party is automatically suspended. Downstream contracts can gate behavior with a single on-chain read, with no off-chain round-trip. CLEAR Screening passed. The agent is in good standing and may operate. PENDING Screening is in progress or awaiting a fresh check. FLAGGED A risk signal or potential match requires review before the agent proceeds. REVOKED Screening failed or the agent was suspended; privileged actions are blocked. 05 ## Attestations & Audit Every compliance result is anchored on Base as a verifiable, signed attestation. A trusted attester signs schema-specific EAS credentials, covering OFAC, airspace, operator, and hardware checks, establishing an institutional root of trust for compliance results. A revocation list with an on-chain status feed lets verifiers confirm an attestation is still valid. The audit trail is a read-only, append-only record of every compliance event. Operators can filter by KalderID, wallet, status, or date range and export to CSV, JSON, or a signed PDF for regulatory evidence. 06 ## Privacy & Proofs Mission verification without disclosure: prove compliance while keeping coordinates and payloads private. KalderProof generates zero-knowledge proofs that an agent operated within an authorized geofence, without revealing the flight path. Proofs are verified on-chain on Base at sub-cent cost and can be produced and checked directly in the browser, with shareable public verification links. KalderShield applies attribute-based encryption to mission logs, coordinates, and sensor outputs, so only wallets holding the right attributes, such as clearance level or role, can decrypt them. Telemetry is batched into per-epoch Merkle trees, posting only the root on-chain to keep costs flat as fleets scale. 07 ## Command Center The operator console: a live map of every registered agent with sub-second compliance status. * ·Live fleet map with real-time CLEAR, FLAGGED, and PENDING status * ·Streaming compliance feed with no manual refresh * ·Mission tasking and revocation controls * ·Exportable audit trail with on-chain transaction links 08 ## Getting Started Onboarding an autonomous system is a guided, wallet-native flow. 1 · Connect wallet Connect a wallet on Base. Sign-In With Ethereum (SIWE) authenticates every privileged action, no passwords or custodied keys. 2 · Register the agent Declare capabilities and fingerprint the hardware. The agent receives a KalderID written to the registry on Base. 3 · Run first screening ComplianceGate screens the operator wallet and issues the first on-chain attestation, setting the agent's compliance status. 4 · Operate & monitor Track live status, task missions, and export the audit trail from the Command Center. 09 ## Network Details Kalder Systems runs natively on Base, the source of truth for all identity and compliance state. Network Base mainnet. Settlement Native USDC on Base for compliance-gated settlement. Finality Roughly 400ms finality enables real-time compliance checks. Cost On the order of $0.001 per on-chain compliance check. 10 ## Support Questions, security reports, and enterprise enquiries. For general questions and account support, reach the team at [KalderSystems@outlook.com](mailto:KalderSystems@outlook.com). Defense-tier and critical-infrastructure deployments require a separate enterprise agreement and export-control review. Suspected security issues should be reported to the same address. Kalder Systems never custodies private keys and cannot recover lost signers, safeguard your wallet and signing devices accordingly.

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