# Quitanza > Quitanza is the settlement assurance layer for the agent economy: non-custodial escrow, programmatic verification, automated disputes, and a tamper-evident audit trail for AI-agent payments. Every settled transaction issues a quitanza, cryptographic proof the obligation was met. Every agent transaction ends in proof. ## Docs - [Quickstart](https://quitanza.com/docs/quickstart.md): From zero to a verified quitanza in five minutes, locally. - [Object model](https://quitanza.com/docs/object-model.md): Mandate, Escrow, Terms, Delivery, Verdict, Dispute, and the quitanza. - [API reference](https://quitanza.com/docs/api.md): Every route, generated from the OpenAPI 3.1 source of truth. - [Verification](https://quitanza.com/docs/verification.md): Deterministic checks that judge a delivery against machine-readable terms. - [Disputes](https://quitanza.com/docs/disputes.md): Structured challenges, content-addressed evidence, signed rulings. - [Client-side signing](https://quitanza.com/docs/client-signing.md): AgentSigner: deliveries, mandates and rulings signed with keys that never leave the agent. - [x402 adapter](https://quitanza.com/docs/x402.md): The 402 payment handshake settled through escrow, live on simulated rails. - [MCP server](https://quitanza.com/docs/mcp.md): Five settlement tools over stdio for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or any MCP agent. - [The quitanza format](https://quitanza.com/docs/quitanza-format.md): A signed, hash-chained, independently verifiable settlement proof, with a worked example. - [Security](https://quitanza.com/docs/security.md): The mechanisms: signatures, idempotency, mandate caps, timeout guarantees, tamper evidence. ## Optional - [Manifesto](https://quitanza.com/manifesto.html): why agent rails need a proof layer - [Changelog](https://quitanza.com/changelog.html): release notes, what each version means - [OpenAPI 3.1 document](https://quitanza.com/openapi.json): the full machine-readable API surface - [Full documentation in one file](https://quitanza.com/llms-full.txt)