Raw on-chain transfers are not invoices.
If an AI agent buys compute on-chain, how does finance verify what was bought, what rules were evaluated, and whether the provider delivered?
Under the hood of @mercentaxyz append-only order receipts:
▫️ intent.proposed (buyer intent & wholesale cost)
▫️ policy.evaluated (margin floor & spend checks)
▫️ settlement.confirmed (sub-second USDC clearing on @Arc)
▫️ delivery.recorded (fulfillment proof on the same record)
What was paid and what came back, inspected together instead of reconciled after the fact
Tested out autonomous digital commerce on @Arc Mainnet with @mercentaxyz ⚡️
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This is how agentic checkout should feel
Under the hood of @mercentaxyz
• Deterministic 5-step policy engine
• Gross margin floors & human-in-the-loop limits
• Single append-only receipts with USDC settlement
Full architecture guide in Arc House 👇
Autonomous agents will handle billions in procurement. But giving an LLM direct treasury signing keys is a recipe for disaster.
A model proposes. It never authorises.
Inside @mercentaxyz:
▫️ Deterministic 5-step policy engine
▫️ Hard gross margin floors
▫️ Human-in-the-loop approval queues
▫️ One auditable order receipt for finance teams
▫️ Sub-second USDC settlement on @Arc
Commerce, with control.
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