The old API commerce stack
- Create account
- Attach payment method
- Buy a plan
- Store an API key
- Reconcile manually
AI agent payment control platform
x402 makes payment a native HTTP action. LavoLoop adds isolated funds, budgets, permissions, human approvals, and a complete audit trail—so software can transact autonomously while people retain final control.
/v1/research/companyPAYMENT-REQUIRED · $0.08Policy check · $12.84 / $25.00USDC · eip155:84532RESOURCE + PAYMENT-RESPONSEOur point of view
Every paid API still asks for an account, a subscription, prepaid credit, and a long-lived key. That is a commercial flow designed for people—not agents that discover a tool, compare a price, and act in the moment.
A unified payment layer is not merely a faster checkout. It lets software exchange value without establishing a commercial relationship in advance.
HTTP 402, finally activated
A server returns HTTP 402 with the price, network, asset, and recipient. The client signs a payment and retries the same request. Once verified, the resource is returned—without account creation or a pre-arranged API key.
Read the official x402 docsThe agent calls an API or accesses content as usual.
The service returns structured terms and accepted payment methods.
LavoLoop enforces budget and permission policy before signing.
The service settles payment and returns the resource with a receipt.
The protocol solves payment. The control plane solves trust.
LavoLoop above x402
x402 defines how machines exchange value. LavoLoop decides which agent can pay whom, how much, for which task, and when a human must intervene.
Agents can access their own balance, never your primary wallet.
Daily or monthly ceilings stop spending at the boundary—not after it.
Restrict services, networks, and maximum payment amounts.
Risky or over-threshold requests pause before money moves.
Retries never turn one request into duplicate charges.
Every payment retains agent, task, service, and settlement context.
Not a waitlist
Create agents, configure budgets, initiate x402 payments, resolve approvals, and inspect persistent transaction records in a test environment. This is a working payment control plane, not a concept render.
Open the full consoleOne rail, three participants
Let agents buy search, browsing, models, data, and compute on demand without maintaining an account for every service.
Turn an endpoint into a pay-per-use product that machine customers can purchase on the first request.
Create a clear boundary between automation speed and financial control, with an owner and rationale for every machine expense.
x402 and agent payment FAQ
x402 is an open standard for internet-native payments built around HTTP 402 Payment Required. It lets APIs, websites, and agents negotiate and complete payment inside standard HTTP requests.
Agents select services dynamically. Account registration, subscriptions, and manual API-key provisioning cannot match that speed. A shared protocol makes discovery, authorization, payment, and delivery programmable.
x402 is the payment protocol. LavoLoop is the buyer-side control plane that manages funds, agent identity, budgets, service permissions, approvals, and audit history.
No. LavoLoop enforces hard budgets and service policy before signing. Requests above a threshold pause for a human decision.
The public console currently runs on Base Sepolia in test mode. It demonstrates the complete payment, approval, and audit flow without moving production funds.
A starting point for machine commerce
Begin with a test payment, understand the x402 flow, and experience a complete agent payment control plane.
Start with LavoLoop