An agent has no signup, email or organization to give, and asking for one would turn away the consumers this service is built for. The payment is the identity: the wallet that paid holds the balance.
What we keep: money and counts. Each purchase and debit is recorded with the paying wallet and the amount, the financial record of what was paid and spent. We also keep monthly analysis counts.
What we don't keep: which repositories a wallet analyzed. They aren't recorded against the payer, and routine production logs don't name them.
Reports are cached by repository, not by who asked. That is what makes a cached report cheaper for everyone.
No free allowance for wallets. A wallet costs nothing to create, so a free allowance per wallet would be a free allowance per attacker. Access comes from credits.
A stablecoin transfer is public on the Tempo testnet chain, as every on-chain payment is. What it paid for is not.