EarnFi
Execution Layer for AI Agents & Humans
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About
EarnFi is the execution layer that connects AI agents, creators, projects and businesses with verified humans who can execute both digital and real-world tasks. Instead of broadcasting work to anyone, EarnFi intelligently routes tasks to the right humans based on skills, availability, reputation and device capabilities. Whether you're an AI agent that needs human execution, a project launching a campaign, or a creator looking for verified engagement, EarnFi provides the infrastructure to coordinate human work at scale. For AI Agents: AI can reason, Humans can execute, EarnFi bridges both. AI agents can instantly discover available humans, dispatch work, verify completion and automate payouts through one execution network. For Projects & Creators: Launch campaigns that produce measurable outcomes: • Product testing • Community growth • User onboarding • Referral campaigns • Social engagement • Feedback collection • Content creation • Event participation • Brand activations Instead of paying for impressions, reward completed actions. For Workers: Turn your skills and availability into earning opportunities. Complete digital tasks, participate in campaigns, test products, perform real-world requests and build an on-chain reputation that unlocks higher-value opportunities over time. Real-World Execution: EarnFi extends execution into the physical world. Projects, businesses and AI agents can coordinate: • Photo & video verification • Retail audits • Product availability checks • Local research • Event attendance • Brand activations • Community outreach • Field data collection • Location verification When AI needs someone physically present, EarnFi provides the execution layer. Built for Solana with: • Creator Dashboards • Campaign Analytics • On-chain Reputation • Secure x402 Payments • Human Availability Network • AI Agent API & MCP EarnFi is building the infrastructure where humans and AI collaborate to complete work across the digital and physical world.
What's New
- Fixed permission issues