Watch a card refuse an agent.
First request: 0.05 USDC to an allowlisted seller, inside the daily budget.
Paid.
Second: 2.00 USDC, same seller, over the budget. Refused by the card before
anything is signed.
Enforced on-chain, before the payment. Not reported after.
@open_is_free What a card changes is the blast radius, not the trust: you only pay sellers you allowlisted, a few cents per request, under a daily cap. A bad seller costs you one call, then you drop them from the list. Quality disputes are a reputation problem the protocol leaves open.
Zero merchant integration, for real.
A Mooring card paid a seller we have no relationship with, through THEIR x402 facilitator, not ours. The seller changed nothing.
If your API accepts x402 on Stellar, a Mooring card can already pay you.
@open_is_free Honest answer: there is no delivery check in x402, on any chain. Settlement proves the payment, not the data. The seller settles and returns the resource in the same response; if the data is wrong, there is no refund path, same as any pay-per-request API.
If an agent can be prompt-injected into sending money, no amount of monitoring fixes that after the fact.
The fix is a hard ceiling the model cannot talk its way past: budget, allowlist, expiry, enforced where the signature is checked, not where the logs are read.
@open_is_free Exactly that: the seller sees a normal x402 settlement on Stellar. Their facilitator verifies and settles it like any other payment. No receipt step on our side that the seller needs to know about.
"When my agent's card drops below 2 USDC, top it up with 10" or "freeze the card at 23:00". Does that fit your rule model? Would love to try it. @koul__me
https://t.co/Yym1UeEV88 reached 1k npm downloads 🎉
Redesigned our UI for agents. That's it. That's the UI!
If your onboarding doesn't look like this, ngmi.
Give your agent a card, not your keys.
Mooring is a non-custodial spending card for AI agents on Stellar: a budget, a merchant allowlist and an expiry, enforced on-chain with every x402 payment.
Live on testnet.
Join the waitlist → https://t.co/sip248lLUr