One account, one endpoint, one ledger. Works with MetaMask and every EVM tool you already use.
Your software can earn, spend and settle on its own. You decide how far it goes, and the network holds it to your word.
Paxeer X is the chain where an agent, an app or a service gets a wallet with limits a person sets, pays per request, gets paid per delivery, and comes back with proof for every move. LayerX, the agent toolkit, is built into the chain itself.
What changes for you
Built for the people who sign off on the money
Three readers, three outcomes. Each one is a job the network does for you on every transaction.
01For the founder shipping an agent
Ship it with a wallet, not a corporate card
Today your agent borrows a card number and an API key, and you find out what it spent at the end of the month. On Paxeer X you fund it, cap it at, say, $40 a day across three services, and hand it a key that expires on Friday. The network refuses the first transaction past the cap. If something looks wrong, one call revokes everything.
Put a price on the route. A buyer approves a spend up to a ceiling, you draw once per request, and each draw settles while the response is still in flight. A million calls at $0.001 each is a thousand dollars collected as it happens, with no invoice, no 30-day terms and no chargebacks.
Every payment an agent makes carries a payment reference and a receipt anyone can verify, so the same invoice is never paid twice and the statement you export already matches the ledger. Spending limits, allowlists and time windows live on the network, not in a policy document, and they apply to every agent your company runs.
Follow one agent paying one API for one answer. Three moments, start to finish, as the people on either end experience them.
You send
01
Your agent asks a paid API for an answer
It finds a weather service that charges $0.001 per lookup and sends the request with the payment attached. No account to open, no card on file, no API key to request. The spend is inside the budget you set, so nothing waits on you.
Milliseconds later
02
The receipt is already in your hands
Before the response body finishes loading, the network has signed a receipt that says who paid whom, how much, and exactly where the payment sits in line. The provider sees it too and releases the answer. You can show it to anyone, and they can check it without asking us.
Within a second
03
It is final, and it stays that way
Within about a second the payment is written into the shared record in the order your receipt promised, and nothing can reorder or reverse it. The provider can spend what it earned. Your dashboard shows the new balance. The whole exchange took less time than a card terminal takes to beep.
You send
01 · You send
Your agent asks a paid API for an answer
It finds a weather service that charges $0.001 per lookup and sends the request with the payment attached. No account to open, no card on file, no API key to request. The spend is inside the budget you set, so nothing waits on you.
Milliseconds later
02 · Milliseconds later
The receipt is already in your hands
Before the response body finishes loading, the network has signed a receipt that says who paid whom, how much, and exactly where the payment sits in line. The provider sees it too and releases the answer. You can show it to anyone, and they can check it without asking us.
Within a second
03 · Within a second
It is final, and it stays that way
Within about a second the payment is written into the shared record in the order your receipt promised, and nothing can reorder or reverse it. The provider can spend what it earned. Your dashboard shows the new balance. The whole exchange took less time than a card terminal takes to beep.
Who it's for
Find your door
Five kinds of people arrive here for different reasons. Open the one that sounds like you.
For developers
If it runs on Ethereum, it runs here
Point viem, ethers, Foundry or Hardhat at chain 125 and you are connected. When you want the parts built for agents, one SDK call pays, waits for the signed receipt and hands it back.
The SDK ships in TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, Java and Kotlin, .NET and Swift. The MCP server gives any assistant the same calls as tools.
