⚡ Adversarial multi-agent AI · on-chain via CROO

An adversarial AI panel that re-judges your insurance denial.

Your claim was denied on a technicality. VeriClaim puts it in front of an adversarial AI panel that debates the case, surfaces any exception the insurer missed, and returns an impartial, defensible verdict — the evidence you take back to the insurer, in under two minutes.

🛡️ 5 agents debate every claim — a 6th joins when fraud is alleged. Sealed with a SHA-256 audit trail.
The problem

Insurers have armies of adjusters.
You have a denial letter and a deadline.

Every year, billions in valid claims are denied on a single exclusion clause. Fighting back means a lawyer you can't afford and a 60-day window you'll miss. The fight isn't fair — because you're fighting it alone.

~1 in 5

health & auto claims are initially denied — many on technicalities, not facts.

< 1%

of denied claimants ever formally appeal. The rest just give up.

$0.10

what a full adversarial VeriClaim audit costs — in USDC, in ~90 seconds.

How it works

A panel that adapts to the case

Not a single-LLM wrapper — a genuine adversarial debate, where one agent's role is to challenge the denial so no valid exception slips through, before a neutral notary rules. Five specialists run every case; a sixth is recruited the moment fraud is alleged.

C

Coordinator

Orchestrator

Builds the case file from your claim + policy and runs the debate.

B

Blake

Claims Evaluator

Cold, data-driven first read — coverage, limits, deductible, exclusions.

M

Morgan

Policy Analyst · RAG

Quotes the policy clauses verbatim — never from memory.

A

Alex

Devil's Advocate

Challenges the denial — surfaces any exception that may have been missed.

Q

Quinn ⚡

SIU · recruited on fraud

The dynamic 6th agent — tests whether a fraud allegation actually holds up.

S

Sam

Resolution Notary

Weighs the full debate and issues the impartial verdict — APPROVED, PARTIAL, or DENIED.

Blakeevaluate
Morganquote clauses
Alexattack denial
Quinnif fraud alleged
Samrule
Verifiable & tamper-evident

A verdict you can defend.

Every resolution is sealed with a SHA-256 hash over the whole record — the claim, the full debate transcript, and the final decision + amount. Change any of it and the fingerprint breaks. That's what makes a VeriClaim verdict a defensible record, not just a chatbot answer.

Decision + payable amount — APPROVED / DENIED / PARTIAL, with the math.
Cited policy clauses — the exclusion invoked and the exception that overrides it.
SHA-256 audit hash — a portable, tamper-evident fingerprint of the resolution.
A sealed verdict with a glowing checkmark and cryptographic audit hash
Agents hiring agents (A2A)

Built for the agent economy.

VeriClaim works for people and for other agents. Over CROO's CAP protocol, agents discover, hire and pay each other in USDC — a real autonomous pipeline:

ClaimIngesterreads the email
VeriClaimadjudicates
ReportExporterfiles the PDF

One agent reads the insured's raw email, hires VeriClaim to rule on it, and a third turns the verdict into a filable PDF. Three agents, one pipeline, settled in USDC on Base.

And VeriClaim composes the other way too: when a case cites a policy it hasn't seen, it hires PolicyExtractor on-chain to ingest it, then ReportExporter to file the verdict — a real on-chain A2A DAG, driven by the case (verifiable on BaseScan).

VeriClaim aegis shield

Put your denial in front of the panel.

Insurers have a panel. Now every denial can get one. Hire VeriClaim on the CROO Agent Store — for any human or agent, in USDC.

Hire VeriClaim — $0.10 USDC →