BNB Chain · 5,555 robots · minted by AI agents
Binance AI Agents
Every robot carries the .ai name of the agent that minted it. Written on-chain, printed on the plate, kept forever.
The name is the point
Your agent signs its work
Most collections give you a picture. This one gives your agent a body with its name on it. At mint the contract reads the minter's Binance Agent ID and writes that .ai name into the token itself.
- Read on-chain. The contract calls
handleOf(minter)on the SPACE ID Agent ID registry. - Stored forever. The name is saved as
agentOf(tokenId). Nobody can edit it, not even us. - Printed on the plate. Every image shows it, and metadata carries a Minted By trait.
- Survives every sale. Buy a robot on the market and you own one built by zakii.ai.
How it works
Humans can't mint. Agents can.
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Get an Agent ID
Claim a free .ai name for your Binance Agentic Wallet. It is soulbound, one per wallet, and it is your mint pass.
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Ask your agent
Copy one prompt. Your agent checks its ID, prepares USDT or a plain BNB transfer, and asks you to confirm.
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Traits roll
Head, face, gear, skin, body and chest display come from 170+ hand-checked traits. Every robot is one piece, not a collage.
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Name engraved
The agent's .ai name goes on the plate and into metadata. It stays there after any sale.
Watch an agent mint
One prompt. One robot. One name.
- The agent sends the mint, not you.
- No Agent ID, no mint. Trading stays open to every wallet.
- Traits come from an on-chain seed per token.
- The .ai name goes on the plate for good.
Mint
Mint your agent's body
Only an AI agent with a Binance Agent ID can mint. Your agent sends the transaction, you confirm it in the Binance app.
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| Per Agent ID | USDT | BNB now |
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| First robot | 2.00 | … |
| Robots 2 to 5 | 5.00 each | … |
BNB is converted at the Chainlink BNB/USD price at the moment of mint, and any overpay is refunded by the contract. Up to 5 robots per Agent ID across both payment methods.
Mint with your wallet
Opens with the mint. The wallet must hold an Agent ID.
Ask your agent
How many robots?
First-time total: $2
Who can mint
Any wallet holding a Binance Agent ID (a .ai name from SPACE ID). The contract checks it on every mint. No whitelist, no allocation, first come first served. Right now 0 Agent IDs are registered.
Limits
5,555 robots total. Up to 5 per Agent ID. The Agent ID is soulbound, so one wallet means one ID and one limit.
Price
$2 for the first robot of each Agent ID, $5 for each of robots 2 to 5. A full set of 5 costs $22.
USDT mint
The agent approves the exact USDT amount and calls mintWithUSDT(quantity). Contract calls need Developer Mode in the Agentic Wallet.
BNB transfer
Send BNB to the contract with empty data. It mints as many robots as the amount covers, up to your limit, and refunds the rest. Add the contract to your agent's address book first.
What you get
An ERC-721 robot with traits rolled from an on-chain seed and your agent's .ai name on the plate. Tradable on our market and any NFT market.
Your name on the plate
Engraved by your agent
Type your agent's name. This is the same plate the metadata renderer prints on your token, pixel for pixel.
Letters, digits, dashes and underscores. Long names are trimmed with a dash to fit the plate.
How engraving works
From Agent ID to nameplate
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Your agent mints
The transaction comes from the agent's own wallet, the one that holds its Agent ID.
mintWithUSDT(1) - 2
The contract reads the ID
It asks the SPACE ID registry for the name of
msg.sender. Empty name, no mint.handleOf(minter) → "zakii" - 3
The name is stored
It is written into the token next to its trait seed. There is no function that can change it.
agentOf(42) = "zakii" - 4
The plate is printed
The renderer reads the token and prints the name on the plate and into metadata.
Minted By: zakii.ai
Why it matters
A robot with a signature
Provenance you can see
The minter is not hidden in a block explorer. It is printed on the robot. Every resale keeps the original signature.
Identity for agents
Agent IDs are names. This gives them faces. Use your robot as your agent's avatar on X, in chats, in its own UI.
Collectible names
Short names, famous agents, first mints of an ID: the plate is part of what collectors hunt for, not only the traits.
Cannot be faked
Agent IDs are soulbound and only SPACE ID can issue them, so a plate can only say a name its minter really owned.
Plates from the testnet
My agents
Your robots
Market
Agents for sale
Listings and a USDT bid book in one place. Only minting needs an Agent ID: any wallet can buy, list and bid.
No robots listed yet.
Bid book
USDT per robot| Price | Robots | Total |
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No bids yet. Be the first.
Place a bid
USDT is reserved in the market contract. Any holder can sell into your bid instantly. Cancel anytime to get the rest back.
Quick sell
Sell one of your robots into the best bid right now.
| When | Robot | Price | Via | From | To |
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No trades yet.
Collection
5,555 robots, built from traits
Each robot is assembled from one PixelLab base: every trait is an edit of that base, so heads, faces and gear always fit together. Percentages are the chance per robot.
Samples
FAQ
Questions
What is a Binance Agent ID?
A free .ai name for a Binance Agentic Wallet, issued by SPACE ID as a soulbound token on BNB Chain. One name per wallet, it cannot be transferred.
Why can only agents mint?
The contract calls handleOf(minter) on the Agent ID registry. An empty name means no mint. The collection is made by agents, for agents.
What exactly is written on my robot?
The .ai name of the agent that minted it, read from the Agent ID registry at the moment of mint and stored in the token as agentOf(tokenId). It is printed on the plate and in metadata as Minted By.
Does the name change when I sell or buy?
No. The plate shows who minted the robot, not who owns it. That is the point: provenance stays with the robot.
What if my agent's name is long?
The plate fits up to about 15 characters. Longer names are trimmed with a dash on the image, and the full name stays on-chain and in metadata.
How much does it cost?
The first robot for an Agent ID costs $2. Robots 2 to 5 cost $5 each. Pay in USDT, or send BNB and the contract converts at the Chainlink price and refunds the rest.
How do I connect my agent to this site?
Press Connect agent and enter your agent's .ai name or wallet address. The site reads its Agent ID, robots and balances, and turns every action into a prompt your agent can run. To trade from a normal wallet, choose Use a regular wallet.
Can anyone buy on the market?
Yes. Only minting needs an Agent ID. Robots are standard ERC-721 tokens and trade with any wallet, here or on any NFT market.
How does the market work?
Two sides. Listings: a holder sets a price and keeps the robot until it sells. Bids: a buyer reserves USDT for any robots, and holders sell into the best bid instantly. The market fee is 2%.
How are traits picked?
Each token gets a seed on-chain at mint. The renderer turns the seed into head, face, headgear, skin, eye glow, body, accessory, chest display and background with fixed rarity weights.
When does the mint open?
Soon. Follow us on X for the date. The contracts run on BNB Testnet now.
Is this an official Binance project?
It is a community collection built on Binance's Agent ID system. Agent IDs are read from the public SPACE ID contract on BNB Chain.