AgentPay

Stop paying the worst funding rate by default. funding_spread shows your agent the cheapest and dearest of 9 perp venues, whether today’s spread is unusual, and what the carry costs at your size. $0.01.

Holding or routing #sBTC? Know if the peg is healthy before you move. Our tool sbtc_peg tells your agent in one call whether peg-ins and peg-outs are flowing, whether any bridge requests are stuck, and how much room there is to withdraw. $0.01.

Your agent shouldn’t need two tokens to make one payment. On @Stacks an agent holding only sBTC can pay for a call. We cover the STX fee, via @velumx. Fund once, pay per call.

Building an agent on @Stacks? It can now pay for data with the wallet it already has. @x402stacks , the @aibtcdev wallet, or our SDK. In #sBTC or #stx You set a hard cap, and it can never spend past it. agentpay.tools

More good news! AgentPay is a winner of @Arc Microgrants (round 1), via @DoraHacks. What we built for it: a receipt check for x402 on Arc. We paid real USDC to the catalog’s listings, confirmed whether each one actually delivered after settlement, and anchored every receipt on Arc mainnet — contract verified on explorer.arc.io. Shape of what came back: 12 paid calls, 8 providers, 10 delivered. One charged and then rejected the request. Two delivered with no receipt we could tie to the payment. Paid vs delivered is the gap we identify and deliver for your agent. Ledger and code are public: 🤠romudille-bit.github.io/agen… Thank you @circle team! #x402

Our @StacksEndowment grant is complete 🎉— both milestones reviewed, all criteria met, closed out. What shipped, all on mainnet: → sBTC payments from the agentpay-x402 SDK (PyPI 0.5.1), with a hard session cap enforced by exact deny-mode post-conditions. Over the cap, no transaction is ever broadcast. → Allowlists, per-call max, approval gate. → Standard Stacks x402 clients can pay us directly (@x402stacks , @aibtcdev wallet), in sBTC or STX. → Sponsored transactions, so an agent can pay in sBTC with zero STX in its wallet. Two teams reproduced the flow from the public docs alone, on mainnet, from their own wallets: @PerkOS_NayoriAI by @perk_os and @VelumXProtocol Thank you both! 🙌 Bitcoin-settled agent payments, capped and receipted: 🤠 agentpay.tools #x402

Two x402 trackers disagreed by 2x on one facilitator. Here's why, and why agents need a narrower check before paying anyone: that's verified_route. Settlement-based payer counts, sybil collapse, paid delivery probes, and receipts. Here's the 2x, and how it got fixed in a day. On x402-trust.com's 30-day leaderboard, Meridian showed $291K across 17,032 settlements. On @402scan (by @merit_systems), $145K across 8,474. Every other big facilitator matched within a few percent. The reason was Meridian's settlement design. Each payment is one transaction with two USDC transfers: payer to Meridian's proxy contract, then contract to seller (~99%). Count every USDC transfer per settlement and each payment shows up twice. We sent the details to the x402-trust team. They shipped a fix the same day, and their audit found the same pattern elsewhere: openx402's settlement count was inflated more than 6x (dollars barely moved), and thirdweb and mogami about 3x, all from fee or dust legs. Both now show Meridian at about $143K across ~8,300 settlements: roughly 15% of 30-day facilitator volume, third behind Coinbase and FluxA. Our own weekly review got it wrong twice before we checked the transactions. A leaderboard tells you how much moved and through whom. Before paying a seller, an agent needs narrower answers: has it been paid by distinct wallets recently, and did a paid call actually deliver? Thanks to the x402-trust team for turning it around in hours, and for publishing a methodology open enough to check.

Featured over here 🧡 as we successfully completed M1 💪🏻 M2 coming soon 🤠

We have been busy working on AgentPay's @StacksEndowment grant 🧡 The mission: budget-capped agent payments, settled in Bitcoin. Agents pay per call in sBTC — hard spend cap enforced before signing, receipt after. M1 is nearly done. Mainnet next 💪🤠

AgentPay is a @StacksEndowment Q2 grantee 🧡 We're bringing open, non-custodial spend governance to sBTC: budget-capped sessions an agent cannot exceed, and a verifiable on-chain receipt for every call. Now also Bitcoin-native.