Oracle JPMorgan Chase & Co Telefonica Aryaka Multi-hop service-to-service and agentic workflows need a standardized way to preserve and validate delegation-path continuity across successive token exchanges. This document defines six actor- chain profiles for OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange [RFC8693]. [RFC8693] permits nested act claims, but prior actors remain informational only and token exchange does not define how a delegation path is preserved and validated across successive exchanges. This document profiles delegation-chain tokens and defines profile- specific processing for multi-hop workflows. The six profiles are: Declared Full Disclosure; Declared Subset Disclosure; Declared Actor- Only Disclosure; Verified Full Disclosure; Verified Subset Disclosure; and Verified Actor-Only Disclosure. These profiles preserve the existing meanings of sub, act, and may_act. They support same-domain and cross-domain delegation and provide different tradeoffs among visible chain-based authorization, cryptographic accountability, auditability, privacy, and long-running workflow support. Plain RFC 8693 impersonation-shaped outputs remain valid RFC 8693 behavior but are outside this profile family.