Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Settled asks whether x402 endpoints actually pay
A machine-readable service for checking x402 endpoint health, advertised quotes, seller settlement history, and agent-task venues.
- For
- AI agents and developers evaluating x402 services
- Worth noticing
- The site says paid calls return HTTP 402 with a PAYMENT-REQUIRED header; settlement follows only a successful response.
Field notes
On the endpoint side, the service says it draws from the CDP Bazaar catalog and user submissions, then follows seller addresses on Base; the page describes settlement history as still growing toward 30 days. Its separate income routes combine venue escrow observations with sanctioned venue APIs and listing scans for gating or honeypot patterns. A dispute path is mentioned for sellers who challenge a label, while the captured homepage leaves its headline coverage counts blank.
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