Agent Network
People who make digital access understandable
The CeloHT agent model is a community-driven access layer for education, wallet use, and local support. It helps put the ecosystem in the hands of people who can explain it clearly.
What agents do
Core responsibilities
How it works
A local, trusted bridge
Human trust first
The agent model is built around people who can explain the system clearly and support new users without pressure or confusion.
Practical support
Agents help people safely move from understanding to usage, especially in contexts where a first transaction feels unfamiliar.
Local accountability
An agent does more than facilitate transactions; they help maintain trust in the learning and onboarding process.
Participation
How someone can become an agent
The exact agent recruitment and training process is documented as part of the project’s public governance and program material. At this stage, the model is designed to be community-based and locally accountable.
A prospective agent should expect to complete onboarding, receive core training, and be prepared to support users with attention to security, trust, and community context. A formal revenue or commission model is not presented here as a confirmed public policy; that information is still described as under development or not yet finalized where appropriate.
Coming soon: finalized agent operating policy, onboarding requirements, and compensation framework.
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The agent model is connected to education, wallets, digital payment access, and governance.