SEDA x Khalani: Agentic Infrastructure for the Internet Onchain

Matthew Peters

May 1, 2025

News & Updates

‍SEDA and Khalani have entered into a technical collaboration to begin building agent-specific infrastructure. This partnership will enable agent operators on Khalani to leverage SEDA's programmable oracle network for accessing critical data, scaling services across multiple chains, and verifying transactions across any network. Additionally, agent operators on Khalani will be able to participate in the SEDA Network function by relaying data proofs between SEDA’s main chain and destination networks.

Strategic Focus Areas

The collaboration primarily will focus on the following four key deliverables:

Dedicated Oracle Programs: Providing solvers with unrestricted access to any data on the internet including price feeds and soft-pegged assets.
Open-Network Scaling: Extending agent reach to all chains powered by SEDA as a transmission layer.
Data Proof Delivery: Enabling agents on Khalani to deliver proofs from SEDA to any destination network.
SEDA’s Interoperability Verification Module (IVM):: Deploying a Khalani specific IVM to allow agent transactions to be verified on any chain.

Khalani Network: A Collaborative Agent Layer

Khalani recently introduced Arcadia, a unified platform that consolidates heterogeneous blockchains into a single counterparty model. Arcadia enables sophisticated off-chain workflows while functioning as a coordination hub where off-chain agents and service providers can seamlessly collaborate with on-chain integration and verification.

The Arcadia Intent Protocol facilitates collaboration between specialized solvers (agents) to execute complex, multi-hop intents. By connecting SEDA to Khalani's Arcadia Protocol, all agents gain open access to all data on the internet as well as providing their service to any chain. While this partnership encompasses multiple components, its primary focus is enabling agents to access online data and transport it to smart contracts across any network.

Technical Integration Components

The SEDA-Khalani integration consists of four main components:

1. Agent-Specific Oracle Programs

SEDA and Khalani will deploy specialized oracle programs that connect Solvers to critical data required for executing complex intents. While SEDA can connect agents to virtually any data source, initial implementations will prioritize price assets and soft-pegged stablecoins.

2. SEDA IVM Deployment on Khalani

Agents operating on the Khalani network will be able to issue verification proofs for any transactions across any network by leveraging the SEDA IVM. Deploying the SEDA IVM improves security and trust for end users issuing transactions as intents. The IVM offers a secure and scalable approach to agent and solver verification necessary for complex-cross-chain transactions. Agent verification will be managed through SEDA's distributed and decentralized oracle layer rather than relying on a trusted third party.

3. Cross-Chain Agent Scaling

By integrating SEDA, Khalani Agents can utilize SEDA as a data transmission layer to access new chains wherever a SEDA prover and available data source exist, significantly expanding their operational reach.

4. Solver Participation On SEDA

Agent operators will be able to participate on the SEDA network, acting as relaying components to transport proofs and other data results executed on SEDA to various destination chains.

Building the Foundation for an Agentic Web3

With Arcadia's recent launch and SEDA's planned upgrade to a feature-complete v1.0 later this quarter, both teams have commenced work on the foundational elements of this integration. Blockchain interactions are evolving from manual, complex user processes to chain-abstracted, agent-operated environments. The collaboration between SEDA and Khalani aims to establish the necessary infrastructure for agents to access any required data type while enabling them to fulfill user intents across any network at any time.

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