Agent identity registration and resolution platform launched in Wuzhen

On November 4, 2026, a platform for registering and resolving agent identities was unveiled at a forum tied to the World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit, where Ant Group was also announced as part of the initial group of builders. The forum was titled "Mutual Trust, Mutual Connectivity and Mutual Interoperability of Agents — Building the Intelligent Internet Together." The platform is being jointly developed with participation from national-level parties and focuses on three problems: assigning identity codes to agents, resolving them across domains, and enabling trusted interoperability. On top of that foundation, operators plan to run a platform that handles agent onboarding and the publication of agent capabilities.

Chen Liang, vice president of Ant Group and chief technology officer of Alipay and the company's Large Security business group, said at the forum that the agent era requires trust infrastructure so that identity, authorization and accountability are embedded in every connection. He framed the issue as more than a competition over product capabilities, calling it a question of public infrastructure for the intelligent internet. Ant Group said it will fold its Agent collaboration infrastructure into the operating platform and take part in the "Zhilian Pujiang" action plan as a pilot validation. According to the report, that action plan is progressing steadily, with several operating platforms and service organizations already connected. The materials do not specify the platform's technical architecture, service scope or launch timeline.