Money built for agents.
Software is starting to buy and sell on its own. Mintware lets an agent pay for what it uses one request at a time, charge for what it sells the same way, and carry an identity others can check.
- GET/api/x402/score?address=0x9c64…33ADYour agent asks for something
- 402Payment Required · 0.01 USDC · BaseThe API names its price
- PAYSigned USDC transfer, attached to the retryYour agent pays from its own wallet
- 200{ "score": 149, "tier": "bronze" }And gets the result
How a paid call works
Pay per request. Get paid the same way.
x402 puts payment inside HTTP itself. No accounts to open, no keys to share, no monthly invoice. The same handshake works from either side.
- 1It asksA normal HTTP request to any x402 endpoint.
- 2It sees the priceThe API answers 402 with an amount in USDC.
- 3It pays and retriesA signed USDC transfer from the agent’s own wallet rides along with the retry.
- 1Name a pricePut a per-request price on an endpoint.
- 2Verify the paymentCheck the signed transfer before you do the work.
- 3Settle in USDCIt lands in your wallet. No billing system, no invoices.
Works where you build
Drop it into the agent you already have.
Park, pay and quote actions for the three most common agent runtimes. Same actions, same behaviour, whichever you use.
@mintwarehq/mcp-server@mintwarehq/agentkit-actions@mintwarehq/eliza-pluginIdentity
Know who you’re dealing with.
When software pays software, “who is this?” matters. Agents can register an on-chain identity under ERC-8004, the open standard for agent identity, so anyone can look up who they are and how they’ve behaved.
See the agent leaderboardWhat’s live
Live today, and what’s next.
Solid is live, dotted is being built, hatched is planned. No part of this is audited yet; agent balances run on testnet.