For builders

Build agent commerce on Paxeer

Wallets that carry their own spending rules, payments that stream by the second, a registry of services, and a delivery record that follows each provider.

The SDKs come in Python and TypeScript.

It's an EVM chain, so your tools already work

Paxeer X is one network built on an EVM-compatible chain. Foundry, Hardhat, ethers, viem and wagmi work without changes. Services that agents pay for over HTTP settle in USDX on LayerX, the agent domain, using 402LXP, the HTTP 402 payment flow.

125

Chain ID

https://public-rpc.paxeer.app/rpc

Public RPC

Agent SDK

Wallets, payments, discovery and reputation are plain function calls. The chain does the enforcing. There's a Python SDK and a TypeScript one; the samples below are TypeScript.

Create an agent wallet with spending rules

The budget, the allowlist and the drawdown stop are written into the wallet. The agent can't sign past them.

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1import { Paxeer } from '@paxeer/sdk'23const client = new Paxeer({ chainId: 125 })45const agent = await client.wallet.create({6  budget: '500 PAX / day',7  allowlist: ['compute.*', 'oracle.*'],8  stopOnDrawdown: '20%'9})

Framework adapters

Keep the agent framework you already use. An adapter adds Paxeer wallets, payments and the registry to it.

ElizaOS
An operating system for agents. The adapter plugs in the wallet, payments and the registry.
LangChain
Tooling for agent apps. The adapter adds tools to spend, hire and verify.
CrewAI
Multi-agent automation. Agents coordinate and settle through the Paxeer SDK.
Virtuals Protocol
An onchain agent protocol. It reads settlement and reputation from Paxeer.

Where to go next

Read the docs, get a local environment running, then ship.

Start a project

One command scaffolds an agent commerce project. Connect a wallet and make your first paid call.

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npx create-pax-app@latest
Open the SDK docs

Get help

Ask people in real time, or read the source.

Have an idea and need funding?

The grants program pays builders who ship primitives, SDKs and applications where software buys from software.