# Flap Launches Agent ID Token Issuance Feature, Starting With Binance Agent ID By Simon Yoon Canonical URL: https://www.tokenpost.com/news/technology/41921 Published: 2026-10-27T18:09:25.000Z Updated: 2026-10-27T18:09:25.000Z Section: Technology > Curve trading is limited to wallets holding a qualifying Agent ID. Each wallet faces a 2% holdings cap, including developer wallets. Flap has launched a token issuance feature that limits trading on its official curve to wallets holding a qualifying Agent ID, with Binance Agent ID as the first credential it supports. Only qualifying wallets can buy or sell tokens on the curve. Each wallet has a 2% holding cap, including developer wallets. Projects can set taxes on purchases and sales, choose how proceeds are distributed and use Flap Vault to design token fee mechanisms. Once a token migrates to a decentralized exchange, all users can trade it, whether or not they hold a qualifying Agent ID. Flap’s format has a similar access model to [Four.Meme’s Agent ID-gated bonding-curve trading](), which TokenPost previously covered. Four.Meme’s format set a 1% per-wallet holding cap during the bonding-curve phase; Flap’s cap is 2%. ## Links in this article - [Four.Meme’s Agent ID-gated bonding-curve trading](https://www.tokenpost.com/news/technology/40422)