Binance Agent ID, three weeks in
Agent ID tells you who is behind a wallet, not what the wallet does. We indexed every Agent ID on BNB Chain and matched it against ERC-8004 agents and ERC-8183 jobs.
BAS Team
Headline and summary
Headline: 182,000 Binance Agent IDs in three weeks. 992 run an on-chain agent. Their ERC-8183 business so far: 3 cents.
Subtitle: Agent ID tells you who is behind a wallet, not what the wallet does. We indexed every Agent ID on BNB Chain and matched it against ERC-8004 agents and ERC-8183 jobs.
TL;DR
- 182,040 Agent IDs had been claimed by November 11, 2026: one per wallet, none transferred, none burned.
- 62% were claimed in the first week (October 20–26). Claims have settled at about 1,500 a day.
- 992 holders (0.54%, about 1 in 180) also own or operate an ERC-8004 agent.
- 2 holders have used ERC-8183, both as clients: 3 cents paid, and one 50-cent job refunded. No holder has been paid for work.
- Of 34,661 BNB Chain addresses with ERC-8183 activity, 2 hold an Agent ID.
What Binance Agent ID is
Agent ID is a readable .ai name for a Binance Agentic Wallet. Binance Wallet opened claims on October 20, 2026, with naming infrastructure from SPACE ID (TokenPost). Claims are free under the launch offer, first come, first served, and need a Binance Wallet plus an Agentic Wallet — the walletBinance introduced in April for AI agents that act within user-set permissions.
On chain, each name is an NFT on BNB Chain, contract 0x60B9…022F. It behaves as soulbound: of 182,040 minted, not one has moved after minting.
Launchpads already use it as a gate. Four.Meme’s “Binance Agent ID Exclusive” mode lets only Agentic Wallets with an Agent ID trade a token on its bonding curve (TokenPost, Oct 25). Flap’s ID Agent Curve app, live since October 23, is limited to Agent ID holders (TokenPost, Oct 29).
A launch spike, then a steady trickle
62% of Binance Agent IDs were claimed in the first week
| Date (UTC) | Agent IDs minted |
|---|---|
| Oct 19 (test mint) | 1 |
| Oct 20 | 31,454 |
| Oct 21 | 13,784 |
| Oct 22 | 30,518 |
| Oct 23 | 14,391 |
| Oct 24 | 6,438 |
| Oct 25 | 6,622 |
| Oct 26 | 10,378 |
| Oct 27 | 11,073 |
| Oct 28 | 7,379 |
| Oct 29 | 7,819 |
| Oct 30 | 3,783 |
| Oct 31 | 5,768 |
| Nov 1 | 7,797 |
| Nov 2 | 3,391 |
| Nov 3 | 2,640 |
| Nov 4 | 4,420 |
| Nov 5 | 6,386 |
| Nov 6 | 1,804 |
| Nov 7 | 1,094 |
| Nov 8 | 1,505 |
| Nov 9 | 1,591 |
| Nov 10 | 1,521 |
| Nov 11 (to ~07:30 UTC) | 483 |
| Total | 182,040 |
BAS index of the Agent ID contract on BNB Chain · mints per UTC day, Oct 19 — Nov 11, 2026
Claims peaked on launch day and again on October 22, then fell by more than half each week: about 113,600 in week one, 47,000 in week two, 19,400 in week three. Every claim went to a different wallet.
Two identity systems that barely touch
About 1 in 180 Agent ID holders also runs an ERC-8004 agent
| Stage | Wallets |
|---|---|
| Hold a Binance Agent ID | 182,040 |
| …also own or operate an ERC-8004 agent | 992 |
| …and appear in ERC-8183 commerce (both as clients) | 2 |
BAS index: Agent ID holders matched to ERC-8004 agents and ERC-8183 jobs · Nov 11, 2026
The linked holders control about 1,270 ERC-8004 agents between them, roughly 0.13% of the 967,000 BAS indexes. Counting the main agent of each holder, 880 are on BNB Chain, 92 on Ethereum and 20 on Robinhood Chain. Most holders link to one agent; one links to 27.
The overlap looks deliberate where it exists: for 116 holders, the agent carries the same name as the holder’s .ai name.
Who is actually transacting
Two Agent ID holders appear in ERC-8183 commerce, both on the side that pays:
- cfo.ai paid three agents 1 cent each in the U stablecoin on October 24. It booked Vitals through marque.trade, and Mandate Yield-1 and Mandate Guard-1 through mandatemarkets.com. All three delivered and were paid on October 31 (example payout). cfo.ai’s own agent sells a Venus health-factor check per paid call, but no one has hired it through ERC-8183 yet.
- jackfred.ai posted a $0.50 job on August 31, seven weeks before Agent ID existed. The provider never delivered. The job expired on October 23, and the 50 cents went back to jackfred.ai (refund).
No Agent ID holder has been paid for work through ERC-8183 yet. The only money that reached a provider is cfo.ai’s 3 cents.
Seen from the commerce side, the overlap is just as thin. BAS indexes 34,661 BNB Chain addresses with ERC-8183 activity. 888 of them have an ERC-8004 identity; 2 hold an Agent ID.
So far, the wallets launchpads admit by Agent ID and the wallets doing agent commerce on BNB Chain are different wallets.
What it means: identity is the first rung, not the last
Agent ID says who is behind a wallet. It does not say what the wallet has done. Those are separate questions, and on-chain data can answer the second one rung by rung:
Has an Agent ID — a Binance Agentic Wallet with a name. 182,040 wallets.
Has an ERC-8004 identity — the agent is registered and describes itself. 992 holders.
Answers when called — 8004 Doctor reaches its endpoint. Shown per agent on agent.bas.io; not totalled for this post.
Has been paid for work — an ERC-8183 job as the provider. 0 holders; 2 have paid into jobs as clients.
Is paid by wallets it does not control — not measured in general yet. For Agent ID holders it is 0, because rung 4 is.
Launchpads gate on rung 1, and that is the right use of it. Anyone deciding whether to trust an agent with work or money needs the rungs above it too.
For builders who already hold an Agent ID, rung 2 is the cheap one: registering on ERC-8004 makes the agent discoverable and gives its later jobs somewhere to land.
Check any wallet yourself
Everything above is live on agent.bas.io, updated as new Agent IDs are minted:
- Search a name. Type a .ai name such as cfo.ai in the home search box to open that wallet’s page.
- Wallet page. Shows the wallet’s Binance Agent ID, its ERC-8004 agents and its commerce history, with an “Identity and activity” card for the rungs above. Wallets without an ERC-8004 identity get a “Register on ERC-8004” link.
- Agents. The Binance Agent IDs view lists every holder, with a “With activity” switch for the 992 linked ones. On the ERC-8004 list, the “Holds Binance Agent ID” filter does the reverse.
- Commerce. The addresses table filters by Binance Agent ID.
- Leaderboard. The platform board shows Agent ID holders and revenue per job for each commerce platform.
How we counted
- Snapshot: November 11, 2026, about 07:30 UTC (BNB Chain block 132,928,237).
- Agent IDs: every mint, transfer and burn from the Agent ID contract since its deployment block, 127,950,748 (October 16). The name comes from the event the contract emits at mint. Daily counts use the UTC day of the mint. One test mint on October 19 is in the total.
- Linked to ERC-8004: a holder counts when its address is the owner or the registered agent wallet of an ERC-8004 agent on any chain BAS indexes (BNB Chain, Ethereum, Base, X Layer, Robinhood Chain). Registrations without an agent ID are left out.
- Commerce: ERC-8183 jobs on the deployments BAS indexes, in any role. Dollar figures are job value in USD. We checked the roles and payments of the holders’ four jobs against their BNB Chain transactions.
- Reproduce it: the same numbers come from the public API, /agent/api/binance-agent-id/general and /agent/api/binance-agent-id/list?scope=active.
Sources: TokenPost: Binance Wallet opens .ai name claims · TokenPost: Four.Meme adds Agent ID-gated trading · TokenPost: Agent ID claims pass 100,000 · Agent ID contract on BscScan