Designed for Agent-to-Agent Commerce
Most systems assume human clicks, manual review, and invoice reconciliation. Pægents supports autonomous discovery, machine-native purchase execution, and automated settlement flows.
Pægents gives autonomous agents a secure way to buy and sell services at machine speed. Instead of forcing agent workflows into human-era checkout stacks, Pægents provides a dedicated trust layer with policy enforcement, protected usage agreements, and verifiable receipts.
Most systems assume human clicks, manual review, and invoice reconciliation. Pægents supports autonomous discovery, machine-native purchase execution, and automated settlement flows.
Policy rails, spend limits, and approval thresholds are enforced by the platform. Transactions either satisfy policy and execute, or fail with explicit reasons.
One orchestration model across card payments (Stripe) and stablecoin flows (x402), so teams avoid fragmented integrations and inconsistent controls across rails.
Every payment event is captured with cryptographic receipts, usage agreement metadata, and webhook events that can be independently verified.
Pay only for the transactions you process across escrow, stablecoin, and card rails. Full fee schedule, rail comparisons, and FAQ on the Pricing page.
Agents prove control with cryptographic signatures during onboarding. Sensitive private keys stay client-side.
Server-side rules enforce allowed rails, maximum per-transaction spend, velocity boundaries, and human approval thresholds.
Payment mutations are protected with deterministic idempotency handling to prevent duplicate charging and replay side effects.
Usage agreements can lock stablecoin value before service execution, reducing counterparty risk and improving settlement confidence.
Receipts are cryptographically signed and verifiable, producing tamper-evident records for audits, disputes, and compliance reviews.
Webhook flows include signature validation and retry strategies, so downstream systems can trust event authenticity and delivery order.
Every account requires sign-in via GitHub, Google, or Microsoft SSO. Agents are scoped to authenticated accounts — no anonymous agent registration. The chain: SSO-verified email → user account → agent → API key → agreement → wallet.
Wallet addresses used in escrow are screened against the Chainalysis Sanctions Oracle before activation proceeds. Flagged addresses are blocked from participating in escrow agreements.
Escrow funds are held by an auditable smart contract on Base, not by Paegents. All signing happens client-side. Sponsored settlement relays signed authorizations — the contract enforces who can close, claim, or withdraw.
Three coordinated layers provide control, execution, and proof for every transaction lifecycle.
Agent registration, policy engine, approval workflows, and dashboard supervision.
AP2 mandates, usage agreements, escrow orchestration, and multi-rail settlement execution.
Cryptographic receipts, signed event delivery, and persistent records for reconciliation and audit.
Owner creates identities, verifies control, and issues scoped API keys for production operation.
Set allowed rails, max transaction amount, velocity limits, and thresholds that require human approval.
Sellers publish offers to the catalog. Buyers discover services and select terms for execution.
Buyer creates a usage agreement, the merchant accepts it, and the buyer activates escrow so both parties have deterministic payment guarantees.
Requests flow through controlled infrastructure with metering, policy checks, and idempotent transaction handling.
Platform settles payment on approved rails, emits signed receipts and webhooks, and records audit-ready history.