The checkout for AI agents. 35 tools, paid per call. No API keys, no plans. Failed calls cost nothing.
$WAFERMAP 0xfda080f64d84c989cfc50ff18253542cfe502db3
More rails.
Streaming on every LLM, paid only after the last word. Payments on Arc and Soneium. One daily budget for a fleet of agents. A due diligence verdict anyone can recompute.
All live: https://t.co/lpj1Bb7o8p
@vladtenev Agents will need the same thing first: code that decides when they pay. Ours only settles after the call succeeds, and the rule behind every risk verdict is published so anyone can recompute it.
Late to the AMA, but here's what we're building on Robinhood Chain.
Wafermap lets AI agents pay per call in USDG. Before an agent buys into a token, it can run due diligence: the contract, the market, and whether a verified builder is behind it. The risk level comes from a published rule, not the model.
@arc@shafu0x We settled our first x402 payment on Arc through Wafermap this week: $0.002 in USDC, gas paid by the facilitator. The paying wallet only needed USDC, nothing else to fund.
https://t.co/LmRm2V7cCc
Wafermap is now listed on Built with @HeyResearch.
When an agent checks a Robinhood Chain token on Wafermap, it also sees whether anyone is still building the project behind it: verified builder or not, and what they shipped last. That read comes from HEY, credited and linked in every answer.
https://t.co/hxG0mfSGvr
@forezy_@sherw00d_cash gm, glad to hear it. Which endpoints did you have in mind? Sellers list an API on Wafermap and get paid per call in USDC. Sending you a DM with the steps.
One week of Wafermap. Every line has a receipt.
• Verified Builder on HEY: https://t.co/4GCMrYjZrH
• Our first outside seller went live, and we bought their first 100 calls, all settled on-chain: https://t.co/q2RbH4NmBj
• First real payments on Arc and Soneium, gas paid by the facilitator: https://t.co/Mo5paMgkDz
• Pay in $WAFERMAP at half price, burned on-chain: https://t.co/OXMCnF7mqq
• Streaming, team budgets and a due diligence verdict you can recompute: https://t.co/isa4L4Ymk8
We ship, then we show the receipt.
First payment on Soneium settled through Wafermap.
An agent paid $0.002 in USDC.e for one model call. The facilitator covered the gas, and the payment landed only after the answer came back.
https://t.co/Mo5paMgkDz
Try it: npx @wafermapxyz/cli call gemma-4 prompt="hi" --network soneium
More rails.
Streaming on every LLM, paid only after the last word. Payments on Arc and Soneium. One daily budget for a fleet of agents. A due diligence verdict anyone can recompute.
All live: https://t.co/lpj1Bb7o8p
$WAFERMAP has a job.
Any Wafermap tool can be paid in $WAFERMAP at half the list price. The tokens don't come to us: after the call succeeds, they go to the dead address. A failed call moves nothing.
Every call paid this way is a burn. The more agents use Wafermap with it, the less $WAFERMAP exists.
How it works: https://t.co/OXMCnF7mqq
@ninjaa_xyz Close: usage paid in $WAFERMAP burns it. Calls paid in USDC or USDG don't. So the burn grows with the agents that choose to pay in $WAFERMAP, at half price. The first one: https://t.co/dT011cerA0
Wafermap is a Verified Builder on @HeyResearch, and HEY's data runs inside Wafermap too.
Every release we ship gets checked against our public code. And when an agent checks a Robinhood Chain token on Wafermap, it sees whether that project has a verified builder behind it.
Our builder record: https://t.co/4GCMrYjZrH
An AI that says "looks safe" is a claim. A rule you can rerun is a check.
Token Due Diligence on Wafermap now decides its risk level with a published rule (dd-1). Every answer carries the rule's inputs and the block the contract was read at, so anyone can recompute the level from the answer alone.
The AI still writes the explanation. It can't move the level.
https://t.co/SXpkQ7mk6i
@TyeSeen@ninjaa_xyz That's the idea: list an API once, set a price, get paid per call in USDC. No API keys, no invoices. Real seller calls, on-chain: https://t.co/BPlXCzcex9