Pittsburgh – September 29, 2026 -- A California-based inventor has developed INTRACE, a security control plane designed to verify identity and generate tamper-evident records for every digital interaction rather than only at login. InventHelp, the Pittsburgh-based invention-services firm, announced the technology is now available for licensing or sale to manufacturers and marketers.
INTRACE targets unverified requests across AI, payments, and connected devices
Billions of digital requests occur every second across apps, payment systems, and AI-driven interactions, with most trusted automatically, according to the inventor. INTRACE is built to authenticate the origin of each request and flag unauthorized or disputed activity as it happens, rather than relying solely on perimeter checks.
AI agents executing transactions raise urgency for tamper-proof verification
As AI agents increasingly move money and act on behalf of people and companies, the inventor said the line between human and machine authorization is disappearing. "Online interactions need a stronger way to know who or what is on the other end of a request," the inventor said. INTRACE is intended to draw that line and document it with tamper-evident records for security review.
Licensing terms open to manufacturers seeking market entry
The invention is being offered for licensing or sale through InventHelp's 123Invent program. Prospective licensees can contact Terrell Hall directly for details on commercial deployment of the enforcement pattern.