We've submitted Tender (@onTender_) to the @tempo track at @colosseum's Crypto World’s Fair.
Tender connects a digital service order to its payment. A seller creates an order with a price and deadline, then shares a checkout link.
The buyer reviews the terms and can reserve pathUSD in escrow on Tempo Moderato.
Both sides can follow the order through payment and settlement.
We built the testnet flow around a simple question:
-> after a buyer pays, how do both sides know what was ordered and what should happen next?
The app includes a live catalog of template based design services, shared checkout records, wallet connection, and an order view for tracking payment and fulfillment.
Users can create an order and explore the buyer flow using testnet tokens.
Tender is an early build, and we'll be here building Tender to make paying for digital work on-chain clearer for both sides
Try it: https://t.co/BAHZM2Rlxk
Repo: https://t.co/ofEwqCSyoo
Thank you for asking, Liam
The agent has one budget, and you as the owner sets it
Let's say you as the owner allows $50 a day. The agent can spend that $50 however it likes, on any chain, but once $50 is gone it can't pay anything more that day. It doesn't matter if the payments go to Base, Solana or anywhere else. They all come out of the same $50.
The owner also decides who the agent is allowed to pay and the most it can spend on one payment. If the agent asks for something outside those rules, the payment is stopped before any money moves
I hope this clarifies things
> BE THERE 🫵🏽
building Scrim in public on @NEARProtocol soon
integrating @near_intents, @near_ai, @out_layer and everything you would want to see on NEAR
-> Pay anyone on any chain, publicly or privately
-> Swap coins inside a private balance or in public
-> Share a link and get paid from any chain, with no account needed
-> Let agents pay within limits, approvals, and recipient rules you set
-> Pay for APIs and get paid by agents through x402
-> Ask your money questions privately, between you and your AI
not much, but coming on Near and this is just the beginning - one step at a time >>>
Big milestone for @HaptixWalllet
Haptix is officially approved and live on the @solanamobile dApp Store
Built for the CLOCK IN hackathon, Haptix brings seedless self-custody to Solana Seeker (Chapter 2)
Here’s what’s live so far 🧵
1/ Solana Mobile dApp Store
Haptix v1.0.2 (Build 3) passed the publisher security and reviewer checks (FUN-002 and PER-001)
Submission: #344280197850
Package: io.haptix.wallet
Release mint: HF6AUA7daN2Kk1k1z2p9r7K2E1Y1aZtdZoEQg
The app is now listed for Solana Seeker and Saga users
2/ Direct Android APK
You can also install the standalone APK on compatible Android devices running Android 9 or later (API 28+)
Download: https://t.co/Wtf6rnFFej
3/ Official website and developer docs
Our web ecosystem is now live on our custom domain
Main hub and Web Vault: https://t.co/DoMlxbHf88
Guardian Recovery Portal: https://t.co/U0e3GRILvj
Developer docs: https://t.co/RfXR6IurVT
Passkeys are bound to a relying party ID (RP ID), which is tied to the domain. This helps protect users against phishing attacks.
4/ Zero-key testing
Judges and reviewers can clone the repo and run the zero-key test suite without setting up private keys or funding a wallet
npm run test:no-key
The suite runs read-only RPC checks against Solana Devnet
5/ Automated tests and GitHub CI
Our test suite now has 324 automated tests across 14 suites, covering:
Secp256r1 precompile instruction introspection
Low-S canonical signature encoding
2-of-2 dual-hardware quorum for high-value transfers
24-hour social guardian recovery with owner veto
GitHub Actions automatically runs checks on every commit
Seedless self-custody. Biometric security. Support for autonomous agents.
Explore Haptix:
APK: https://t.co/Wtf6rnFFej
Website: https://t.co/DoMlxbHf88
Docs: https://t.co/RfXR6IurVT
GitHub: https://t.co/XvzZvW36K9
we're building Scrim so you can send, swap and get paid across chains, with privacy when you want it
Built on @NEARProtocol, using @near_intents to move funds, @out_layer for agent wallets and x402 for API payments
Here's a first look at what we've been working on
Coming soon.
> BE THERE 🫵🏽
building Scrim in public on @NEARProtocol soon
integrating @near_intents, @near_ai, @out_layer and everything you would want to see on NEAR
-> Pay anyone on any chain, publicly or privately
-> Swap coins inside a private balance or in public
-> Share a link and get paid from any chain, with no account needed
-> Let agents pay within limits, approvals, and recipient rules you set
-> Pay for APIs and get paid by agents through x402
-> Ask your money questions privately, between you and your AI
not much, but coming on Near and this is just the beginning - one step at a time >>>
the internet almost learned a very expensive lesson this week.
two critical @php_net vulnerabilities put millions of websites at risk.
then came Ondřej Surý, a developer who's spent 20 years maintaining PHP packages, largely in his spare time.
he helped turn emergency fixes into ready-to-install updates, including patches for older PHP versions.
within 24 hours, donations to his work reportedly matched what he'd normally receive in an entire year.
think about that.
billion-dollar companies depend on open-source infrastructure, yet some of the people keeping it secure still rely on donations.
we celebrate people who build the next big thing, but barely notice those keeping what we already have alive.
open-source maintainers deserve more than recognition when something breaks.