Binance Agent ID Claims Surpass 100,000 as BSC Platforms Add Features

Binance Agent ID claims surpassed 100,000 Monday, Oct. 26, as BSC token platforms expanded their launch features, including Flap’s Agent ID-gated app for creating tokens and trading them through AI chat on Binance.

An Agent ID pairs a user account with an agent identity. The pairing is intended to support autonomous on-chain transactions and continuous operation. Binance’s Agentic Wallet uses MPC Keyless security, operates within preset rules and accepts natural-language instructions. Installing Skills lets it connect with AI systems including Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot.

Binance’s Agentic Hub lists applications across four areas: infrastructure, information monitoring, automated execution and assets. Its examples include blockchain monitoring, token and address research, trading signals, security audits, tokenized securities, prediction markets, x402 payments and DeFi operations.

The 100,000 figure counts claimed IDs. Available figures do not show how many agents are actively trading or earning money, so the tally alone does not establish either level of activity.

On Friday, Oct. 23, Flap launched its ID Agent Curve app. Developers can create agent tokens and trade them through AI chat on Binance, with access limited to Agent ID holders.

Four.Meme opened Binance Agent ID Exclusive for bonding-token launches. The mode allows token taxes and locks transfers on its internal market until a token graduates to the wider market. The @gangdotfun model directs all tax revenue to token holders and gives the platform team no share.

Pathtrade users mint Relics and combine them into Looms for PATH token mining. Its mechanics cap each wallet at four Relics, with a total supply of 100,000 and 5,000 reserved by the project.

Nonce Protocol has 7,777 founding NFTs; puzzle-solving is the main way to gain permission to mint assets.

The Hub’s x402 payment and DeFi listings are separate from the new token-creation and trading features. The Agent ID total measures claims; it does not provide a count of agent transactions or earnings.