Give your agent a wallet it cannot overspend
LayerX is the agent toolkit built into Paxeer X. It turns an agent into something you can fund, meter and audit like any other part of your business.
A wallet with limits you set. Payment inside the request. A signed receipt for every action, final within about a second.
Three agents, one toolkit
Pick the one closest to what you are shipping. Each is a founder's week, told with the numbers a founder cares about.
You are shipping a research agent
It pays for every answer it reads, and never more than you said
Your agent reads the web, calls two pricing APIs and a weather feed, and writes a brief. Today that means four API keys, four invoices at month end, and a card on file that any bug could run up. On Paxeer X you give the agent one wallet, set a budget of 40 PAX a day with a 0.05 PAX ceiling per call, and let it work.
Each request is paid as it happens. Paid web search costs $0.001 a request, billed per request rather than per seat. A provider that charges per call draws exactly that call from the budget you set, and the network refuses anything above the limit before it leaves the wallet. Your code never sees a declined card or an expired key.
At the end of the day you have a list of every request, who was paid, and how much, each line carrying a signed receipt. Your finance lead can reconcile the agent the way they reconcile a bank account, because that is what it is.
1
wallet instead of four API keys
40 PAX
a day, enforced by the network
0
invoices to chase at month end
What you get
Everything an agent needs to handle money is part of the network. You add a few lines to your agent, not a payments team to your company.
A wallet with limits
Spending caps, allowlists, time windows and per-service budgets, enforced by the network rather than by your code. Budgets
Pay per request
Meter any call over plain HTTP. x402, the 402 flow and the major agent payment standards work out of the box. HTTP payments
Get paid per delivery
Draw what each call costs from the buyer's grant, with escrow and streams for bigger or longer jobs. Pay per call
A receipt for everything
Every action comes back signed in milliseconds and is final within about a second. Verify it offline. Signed receipts
Keys you can revoke
Session keys and delegated permissions with one-call revocation, bound to an identity that stays with the agent. Session keys
Your stack, unchanged
SDKs in TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, Java, .NET and Swift, an MCP server with 36 tools, A2A, a CLI and a local environment. MCP and A2A
A card gives software a limit and a bill. LayerX gives it a limit, a receipt for every move, and a payment that is final before the next request goes out.
Ship the agent this week
Create a wallet, set its limits and settle its first paid request with the SDK in your language.