Unibase says it is joining Fabric's RoboPay as a launch partner, connecting AIP 2.0 robot identities, BitAgent services, and Membase job records so machines on the Fabric network can be found, called, and trusted by agents through one registration.
The integration gives Unibase's existing identity, service, and job-record components a direct machine-payment use case. In practical terms, it links robot discovery, callable services, reputation records, and payment rails into one flow, which can make agent-to-machine transactions easier to execute inside a shared network.
That broadens Fabric's role beyond handling payments alone and gives Unibase a clearer operational path for its core tools. A specific limitation is that the announcement describes availability of the connection, not demonstrated usage at scale, so any effect depends on whether agents and machines actually use the new setup.
AI agents are starting to hire robots. Now they need a way to find the right machine, and trust it with the job.
Excited to join 's RoboPay as a launch partner, making every machine on the Fabric network one agents can find, call, and trust.
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