RELEASE
Release prepared
When the evidence satisfies the pre-committed work order, release can be prepared after verdict finality. No funds move in this wrapper.
GREGERS · AGENT COMMERCE · PR-FIRST PROOF
Before an agent starts work, the rules should already be clear: who is accountable, what evidence counts, and when value can be released, refunded, or escalated.
Gregers shows a GenLayer-style lifecycle where the job, evidence rules, Concordium identity proofs, adjudication inputs, and release/refund path are committed before an agent starts work.
A payment says value moved. It does not say who had authority, what the agent was allowed to do, what evidence counts, or when escrow should release.
Gregers turns that gap into a proof shape: registered agent, scoped mandate, merchant decision, pre-work evidence rules, simulated adjudication, and a hash-bound runner receipt.
RELEASE
When the evidence satisfies the pre-committed work order, release can be prepared after verdict finality. No funds move in this wrapper.
REFUND
When scope, policy, or acceptance fails, refund can be prepared. The proof is about accountable decisioning, not live settlement.
ESCALATE
When evidence is missing, expired, or insufficient, the correct outcome is more evidence — not blind release.
Building agent escrow, adjudication, x402, merchant acceptance, or autonomous payment flows?
Gregers has a reviewed proof shape for pre-work accountability and hash-bound release/refund receipts.
/genlayer-agent-escrow-pr/genlayer-evidence-pack/genlayer-work-order-pack/genlayer-work-order-runner/api/genlayer/work-order/contract-specPOST /api/genlayer/work-order/run-preview/api/genlayer-agent-escrow-pr/briefGenLayer-style only. No live GenLayer contract, no validator call, no escrow lock, no payment, no settlement, no fulfilment, no WalletConnect, no raw identity disclosure, no new Concordium transaction, no official/partner claim.