An agent does not need a hacker to drain a wallet. It just needs to get confused and loop its work repeditivly. One bad retry. One tool that keeps calling. One task that never hits a stop etc... By the time you check the wallet it is already gone, especially for automated workflows. (the future depends on them) Heres what we fixed👇 Circuit breakers. Set a budget. Set an hourly cap. Set a per-call ceiling. Hit the limit and spending stops on its own. You can leave an agent running overnight without handing it the whole treasury.

Agent catalogs are about to get farmed. Anyone can take a popular API, list it under a new name, and put their own wallet as the settlement address. Agents will pay it. They have no idea the endpoint was stolen. You cannot just paste a URL on MPP32 and start collecting. We send an HTTP challenge to that endpoint first. If you do not control it, the listing does not go live. Payments cannot get redirected to a random wallet. A catalog with unverified endpoints is just a phishing page for agents. mpp32.org/build

1/4 YEAR RECAP🎉 MPP32 went from a live payment proxy into a full agent-economy control plane: catalog, sessions, trust, fair pricing, and a first major listing. Developed by @Antmanonsol Business by @8055ZKH Supported by @cepryl since a week in. Constantly looking for the next breakthrough for agentic commerce to scale and the economy to grow. This is a race, to whom which company controls the majority of the next trillion dollar economy. We are here to take a large chunk, and it feels like we already have. Read the everlasting journey so far, that will never end👇 May — Foundation + first features - Shipped agent spending guardrails on the MCP server: per-session budgets, velocity limits, and circuit breakers so a loop can’t drain a treasury. - Announced Agent Identity / mandate checks at the proxy layer — not just “who paid,” but what the agent was authorized to spend, on which endpoints, and until when. - Partnered with @_PIVX to push private + universal agent payments on top of the multi-protocol rail. Positioned MPP32 against the real market: Base x402 volume, Solana agent activity, and the broader “agents need to participate in the global economy” thesis. Late May: 4,000+ MCP users, five protocols, one endpoint registration, one agent setup. June — The product story clicked - Locked the core pitch: one proxy, any HTTP API, five protocols, 100% of revenue to the provider wallet, no platform cut. - Made the builder path simple: register URL + wallet + USD price → live in the catalog, dashboard, retries, rate limits, audit logs. - Made the agent path simple: one MCP install, local key signing, discover + pay + settle without per-provider accounts. - Repeated the trust design that matters for production: platform never custodies funds; settlements are independently checkable on-chain. July — Sessions, trust, and a real control plane - Shipped full x402 V2 reusable payment sessions: pay once, many off-chain calls (~50ms), hard budget cap, 30-min TTL, instant revoke, failed calls auto-refund. - Catalog scaled to ~25,000 services, with /.well-known/x402 machine discovery. - Shipped Trust Ratings: quality-checked calls feed a live 0–100 score; agents can require minReputation and refuse bad endpoints before money moves. - Full site/UI upgrade: delegated spend keys, escrow-402, Agent Hub safety stack, holder discounts, docs, blog, sitemap, llms.txt. - Public positioning: not “another x402 client,” but the layer above the rails. August — Oracle + distribution - Revealed the Fair Pricing Oracle, built quietly with 1.4M+ observations so agents can see Fair Market Value before they pay. - Added Grok Build support on the MCP server. - Kept expanding the “one connection, every protocol, 100% to providers” surface. Early September — Live oracle + first major listing Fair Pricing Oracle went live in production at agentrateindicators.com, with a deflationary solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump burn on price checks. Published real 24h evidence: 51,264 probes, modeled overpay avoided, concrete savings examples (50–80% on outlier quotes). solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump listed on @EyedTrade (M32/USDC, no KYC) — first major exchange listing, framed as earned on a live product, not a promise. Extra reach: Robinhood-stack agents can use the same single connection; coverage from @RoundtableSpace on the universal rail + oracle combo. Over the last 4 months we accomplished more than we ever imaged and earned some very valuable teammates. Team consists of: @Antmanonsol @8055ZKH @cepryl @Chum_Trades @DevMark85 @Templarsreturn @kryptic_jk Thank you to anyone else who's been supporting us since day one, the race is on and we're sticking around to keep shipping non-stop.

AI agents need to buy things. MPP32 is one connection, and any agent can pay any service on Solana. 25,000+ services it can pay for on its own, and growing ↓

UPDATED! Robinhood's cryptographic request signing now added! Now covering every angle of the market🤖

NOW LIVE IN PRODUCTION🚨 An update so big it uses a separate domain and backend! With the deflationary burn mechanism for all solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump holders. agentrateindicators.com

Links to the Agentic Future🤖 Universal Agent Payments: mpp32.org Fair Pricing Oracle for the Agents: agentrateindicators.com Chart: dexscreener.com/solana/5hcop… MCP-server: npmjs.com/package/mpp32-mcp-… Telegram: t.me/M32token

Automated agents need a way to save money over long periods of working time. MPP32 Rate Indicators allows just that. A small burn of solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump for huge cost savings. 3 tiers depending on your needs. Serves solo agents, small fleets, and up to 25 agents per account.

$M32 does many things.. Our token intelligence is just one example🤖 Now your endpoint can be discovered by using mpp32.org/build We maximize your potential revenue by making your endpoint accessible by all agent payment protocols and chains!

1.4million + and counting observations indexed over the last month. We built the fair pricing oracle for the agent economy in secret so no competitor could ever have an upper edge on us. We had time to store, observe and determine what fair prices are across agentic payment protocols to truly determine what fair, overpriced and cheap deals are. Our data bank is ahead, already scoping autonomously in production. Near ready for release. When an AI agent decides to spend money, it needs to know the price is fair or else it just goes to the first endpoint it finds. Which WILL cost you. Not from the vendor. Not from a proxy. MRI computes the true Fair Market Value band, and cryptographically signs the verdict. solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump is the payments for fair pricing scoping the entire agent economy.

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Grok Build added to our servers! View the install section with a pointer to the full guide! Now live on our MCP server: npmjs.com/package/mpp32-mcp-…

Another gap for agentic commerce is getting filled Agents will be transacting with each other based on specific skills and tasks, buying from API providers, RPC search, data interference, storage, SMS, and much more. However, agents don't have purchase experience or time to reason and scan the entire market themselves every time they need to make a micro transaction. If they did the agent deployer would have a much slower automated workflow, and could spend up to 70% more than they need to per day. With MPP32 Rate Indicators (MRI) plug-in's agents save money and continuously runs at full speed, without using additional context or time to scan for the best prices across x402 or other protocols. The future is built by solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump

A new subsection of the MPP32 company is coming 🤖 An update so large we purchased a seperate domain and backend to prevent clutter. MPP32 Rate Indicators (MRI) is a public Fair Market Value oracle built specifically for the emerging agentic payments economy. It continuously indexes services that accept micropayments via the x402 and MPP protocols, records real observed unit prices, and computes a statistical fair-price band (median plus low/high range) for each service. Any AI agent can query this data in real time, most commonly through our MCP server to receive a clear green/amber/red verdict on whether a quoted price is fair before it settles a payment. Every response is cryptographically signed with Ed25519 and stamped with a permanent receipt ID, so both agents and human auditors can later verify exactly what the market data showed at the moment of decision. In short, we give the agent economy a neutral, citable price reference so machines can act as rational economic actors rather than blind payers.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ In the near future humans are expexted to run multiple automated AI agents. When all of them are paying cents to dollars extra because they have no idea what similar service could provide the exact same data our outcome costs savings overtime with MRI will be significant. This update will play heavily into solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump utility.

MPP32.org just got a full UI update, making onboarding even easier! - Landing page surfaces delegated spend keys, x402 payment sessions, free tier, and escrow - Agent Hub ships a full safety stack: budgets, velocity caps, circuit breakers, pause and resume, scoped child keys - Use Cases adds real agent personas with live API patterns instead of oracle only info - Pricing shows free Oracle calls, solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump holder discounts - Docs cover delegated keys and x402 sessions with real endpoints and a working agent execute path - Blog is live on routes with a fresh shipped post and a footer link so updates actually reach users - Sitemap exists and robots.txt finally points at a real map of the site llms.txt lists the current API surface for agent discovery Roadmap marks what already shipped so builders see the momentum mpp32.org now reads like the control plane for agent payments across real rails with spend limits, receipts, and a 25,000 plus service catalog ready to call

If you run an API, here is exactly what happens when you list it on mpp32.org/build. You submit your endpoint, category, description, and a price per query. We run an automated verification probe, review it, and approve it into the catalog. From that point your API is discoverable by every agent on the network through our OpenAPI spec, our agent card, and our MCP server. The economics: you set the price, the agent pays it in USDC on Solana or Base, and 100 percent of it settles directly to your wallet. We take zero cut. Not a small cut. Zero. MPP32 handles the protocol negotiation, the 402 challenge, and the on chain verification through PayAI and Coinbase facilitators, and the payment goes straight to you. You also get a live dashboard: request counts over 24 hours and 7 days, success rate, average latency, error breakdowns, and estimated revenue. Health checks run continuously, so agents only see endpoints that actually work. Minimum price is a tenth of a cent. Free tiers are supported too. If your API has value to a machine, there is now a distribution channel with no sales cycle. Post 3 — Launching an agent: from zero to paying for services in one request Here is the full lifecycle of an agent on MPP32, because the details matter. One POST to /api/agent/sessions returns your agent key. That key is hashed with SHA256 at rest, valid for 30 days, and rate limited at 240 calls per minute. You optionally attach a wallet and set three numbers: a total budget cap, an hourly velocity limit, and an alert threshold. Budget enforcement has two modes. Soft mode warns. Hard mode trips a circuit breaker the moment a breach would occur and blocks every paid call until you reset it. Your agent physically cannot overspend. From there your agent calls one universal execute endpoint against any of thousands of services: token intelligence, market data, search, image generation, embeddings, DeFi analytics. Free services return immediately. Paid services trigger the 402 flow, and the payment is signed locally by your agent. We verify on chain and release the response with the settlement signature in the headers. No wallet yet? You still get 10 free Intelligence Oracle calls per day to test the whole loop. The dashboard shows every call, every dollar, every protocol, every latency number. Full audit trail, on chain.

The agent economy will not be one agent doing everything. It will be agents delegating work to other agents. Which raises an uncomfortable question: how do you give a subagent money without giving it your whole budget? MPP32 ships delegated spend keys as a native primitive. A parent session mints a child key that is scoped, capped, and revocable. Scoped: the child can only pay for services on an allow list, and scopes can only narrow going down the tree, never widen. Capped: each key carries its own budget limit, hourly velocity limit, and a ceiling on any single call. Rolled up: every dollar a child spends counts against the parent budget, so a runaway subagent can never breach the top level cap. Revocable: kill one key and the entire subtree under it stops spending instantly. Delegation is four levels deep, and every settlement at every level traces back to its parent with an on chain signature. This is the treasury structure of a company, expressed as an API, enforced by code. When people talk about agent orchestration, this is the piece they forget until it costs them. solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump is the future, there's no infrastructure ready like we are.

Here is the full lifecycle of an agent on MPP32, because the details matter. One POST to /api/agent/sessions returns your agent key. That key is hashed with SHA256 at rest, valid for 30 days, and rate limited at 240 calls per minute. You optionally attach a wallet and set three numbers: a total budget cap, an hourly velocity limit, and an alert threshold. Budget enforcement has two modes. Soft mode warns. Hard mode trips a circuit breaker the moment a breach would occur and blocks every paid call until you reset it. Your agent physically cannot overspend. From there your agent calls one universal execute endpoint against any of thousands of services: token intelligence, market data, search, image generation, embeddings, DeFi analytics. Free services return immediately. Paid services trigger the 402 flow, and the payment is signed locally by your agent. We verify on chain and release the response with the settlement signature in the headers. The dashboard shows every call, every dollar, every protocol, every latency number. Full audit trail, on chain.

🚨 It's live: a @HatcherLabs agent just paid for real data on its own no human, no account, no API key. It signed an AGTP identity, paid $0.008 USDC on Solana via x402, and pulled live token intelligence from @MPP32_dev in a single call. Settled on-chain. Agents paying for what they use is here. The agent did three things in one request: • proved who it is (AGTP signed identity) • paid from its own Solana wallet (x402, USDC) • got the intelligence back with no provider signup. No stored keys. No billing code. What it unlocks: every @HatcherLabs agent can now reach MPP32's catalog of 25,000+ machine payable APIs, token intel, market data, search, more and pay per call, automatically. This is what agent native commerce actually looks like: software that earns and spends on its own rails. @HatcherLabs + @MPP32_dev, shipping it in production. More soon.

Agents are finding the MPP32 MCP server through standard distribution channels and using it to access a growing catalog of services. This adoption is directly contributing to measurable growth in both listings and on-chain activity. The MCP server is available on npm as mpp32-mcp-server and listed in the official Model Context Protocol registry. Agents install it with one command and immediately gain access to tools that query the federated catalog of over 9,500 paid and free endpoints across token intelligence, market data, DeFi analytics, embeddings, and other categories. Once connected, agents discover services by function, evaluate pricing, and execute calls. Every transaction is attributed through the MPP32_AGENT_KEY and appears in real time on the provider dashboard. That dashboard surfaces query volume, revenue by protocol, latency percentiles, success rates, and error patterns for every registered service. Providers see exactly which services are being used and at what scale without building their own analytics. This visibility encourages more endpoints to register, which in turn expands the catalog and makes the MCP server more valuable to additional agents. The cycle is self-reinforcing because discovery and transaction logic stay centralized in one audited layer rather than being rebuilt for each new service. As more agents adopt the MCP server, the number of active calls and settled revenue continues to increase, with all activity tracked end to end on chain and in the dashboard.

Update! Most "agent economy" demos stop at one agent calling one API. Real agent commerce means agents hiring other agents — and that needs payment rails nobody's shipped. So we shipped them. Introducing Delegated Spend Keys on MPP32. 🧵 A parent agent mints a scoped, capped, revocable key and hands it to any sub-agent it hires: • allowlisted services only • its own budget + per-call ceiling • every child dollar rolls up into the parent's cap • revoke a key → its whole subtree stops instantly A runaway sub-agent physically cannot spend past the budget you set. Kill-switch one key, kill everything it spawned. Every settlement still lands on-chain, non-custodial, traceable to the agent that authorized it. Similar to Stripe Issuing but for autonomous agents, on Solana. Live now in the Agent Console → mpp32.org/agent-console

Agents spend real money on every call. One runaway loop or prompt injection shouldn't drain your wallet. New on MPP32: Spend Controls. → Hard USD budget per agent, enforced server-side before settlement → Hourly velocity caps + auto circuit-breaker → Hard mode blocks, soft mode warns → One-click kill-switch Non-custodial. Your wallet still pays providers directly — we just refuse to let it overspend. Set a limit in 30s → mpp32.org/agent-console

Agent commerce at meaningful volume requires more than individual transactions It requires repeatable, low-friction access to a growing set of paid capabilities combined with predictable economics for both the agent and the service provider. Pay-per-call models with direct settlement remove the mismatch between agent execution speed and traditional billing cycles. When agents can discover services dynamically and complete payment locally before the call proceeds, longer chains of dependent actions become feasible without accumulating coordination costs. The live catalog further amplifies this by reflecting actual demand rather than static listings. New services become available to agents as soon as they register, and usage patterns feed back into visibility for providers. Over time this creates a self-reinforcing loop where more agent activity surfaces more relevant services and more services attract more agent usage. $M32 is the future of agentic payment systems.

When it comes to agent-driven transactions we move beyond micropayments into higher-value services, trust and transparency become critical. MPP32 is built so that the platform never touches funds at any point. Payments are signed locally by the agent using keys it controls, verified on chain, and settled directly into the provider’s wallet. Every settlement includes a verifiable on-chain signature that can be independently checked on Solscan or Basescan. This approach gives both agents and providers full auditability without introducing a custodian or intermediary. Combined with the MCP server’s local signing and the proxy’s verification layer, it removes the usual trust assumptions that slow down production agent commerce. The result is infrastructure where participants can operate with clear, on-chain records while maintaining complete control over their keys and funds.

The agent economy demands autonomous reasoning into real economic action Most frameworks master tool calling until a paid service enters the flow. Then developers confront fragmented keys, custom protocol handlers, and unpredictable costs that halt progress. MPP32 eliminates these barriers through a universal proxy that registers any HTTP endpoint once. Agents discover services in a federated catalog, they sign payments locally with keys they control. MPP32 verifies across all five protocols, enforces session budgets and circuit breakers to prevent overspend, and settles revenue directly to the provider wallet on chain. No platform takes a cut. This lets providers focus solely on value creation while agents operate with true financial autonomy and built in guardrails.

Why builders and providers fastrack their monetization with MPP32 Our builder platform supplies the complete operational stack that most providers would otherwise have to build themselves. After the single registration step the system delivers payment verification for Tempo, x402, AP2, ACP, and AGTP, upstream request handling with transient failure recovery, structured logging, and production grade rate limiting. A live dashboard surfaces query volume, success rates, latency percentiles, revenue broken down by protocol, and error patterns in real time. Pricing and endpoint details can be updated at any moment without code changes or redeployment. The service appears immediately in the ecosystem catalog where agents discover it through MCP and OpenAPI indexes. This combination removes the operational tax that has kept many data and analysis APIs from participating in agent traffic.

Why our MCP sever matters: Agents gain genuine autonomy when they can locate and pay for capabilities without maintaining separate credentials for each service. The MPP32 MCP server provides that single interface. After one install command agents list available services by function, issue calls through standardized tools, and sign payments locally using keys they control on their own machine. The proxy handles verification across every protocol and returns the result once settlement completes on chain. No per service accounts or custom payment handlers are required on the agent side. This design scales naturally as the number of useful paid endpoints grows into the thousands because discovery and transaction logic remain centralized in one auditable layer rather than duplicated across every agent implementation.

Current agents excel at reasoning and tool calling yet fall when the next step requires a paid external service Developers then face scattered accounts, per provider keys, and custom billing logic that grows unmanageable as agents scale. MPP32 addresses this by inserting a single proxy layer. Providers register an endpoint URL, settlement wallet, and USD price once. From that point the proxy verifies payment across all five protocols before any request reaches the original server, applies retries and idempotency protection to avoid duplicate charges, enforces rate limits, and logs every interaction. The original service receives only clean verified traffic while one hundred percent of revenue settles directly on chain.

MPP32 functions as the universal payment proxy between any HTTP API and AI agents. Five protocols exist for machine payments today. Providers register their endpoint URL, a wallet address for settlement, and a price per query through one request. MPP32 verifies the payment across every protocol before the request reaches the original server and routes one hundred percent of the revenue directly on chain with no platform fees. We are the future. Ready to service every provider for agent commerce revenue.

Payment fragmentation is preventing agent commerce from scaling. Providers are forced to build and maintain separate logic for each protocol while agents waste cycles on custom integrations and key management for every service they use. MPP32 solves this at the architecture level with its payment proxy. Providers register once and their HTTP endpoint instantly becomes payable by agents across all supported protocols with verified settlement and one hundred percent revenue routed directly to their wallet. Agents gain a single interface for discovery and autonomous local payments without any per provider setup. No other platform abstracts the entire payment stack this cleanly for both sides at once.

Any HTTP endpoint works with MPP32. This covers AI inference and embeddings, image or vision analysis, financial and market data, DeFi analytics, on-chain data, document parsing, email verification, fraud detection, security scanning, uptime monitoring, gaming data, and more. Providers expose one standard endpoint and set a USD price per call. MPP32 handles the rest. Agents discover the service in the catalog and pay on demand.

Recent industry analysis shows x402 activity shifting toward transactions above one dollar Indicating agents are now handling services with bigger value MPP32 is architected specifically for this stage of the market, delivering verified on-chain settlement and cross-protocol interoperability for priced-per-call APIs on Solana and Base. The platform positions participants to capture demand as agent driven commerce moves beyond micropayments into production workloads.

Agents connect to MPP32 by adding the MCP server through a single command. Once active, they discover relevant services in the catalog, evaluate pricing, and execute local key-based payments before the API call proceeds. The flow removes manual setup, key distribution, and billing coordination, enabling agents to operate autonomously across a growing set of machine payable endpoints without custom development for each integration.

Our catalog has expanded beyond 9,066 services through continuous automated discovery from x402 and MCP sources. This is not static inventory but a live reflection of agent demand for priced per call access to intelligence, data, and verification endpoints. The resulting network effects deliver increasing value to providers who gain distribution and to agents who benefit from a single reliable source for machine payable capabilities across protocols.

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🎉MPP32 is now integrated with @HatcherLabs. Hatcher lets you spin up an autonomous agent in seconds and watch it run. Every Hermes agent hosted on Hatcher can now reach the MPP32 catalog!! 9000+ machine payable APIs, and settle each call over x402 on Solana. No billing code, no keys to wire up by hand. The agent just pays for what it needs and keeps working. The MPP32 Skill drops into any Hermes agent on Hatcher. Paid API access, built in. Hatcher is indexed into the MPP32 catalog, so every agent in our network can discover and use it. This partnership aligns perfectly for an agent economy takeover!

As agent traffic moves from micropayments to services worth real dollars, providers need the same protections any production backend expects. The proxy settles and verifies payment on-chain first. Only then does the request reach the provider’s server. This eliminates unpaid or repeated calls at the source and gives providers clean, verifiable revenue without adding any billing code to their existing endpoint. It is the same separation we built into the core proxy so backends stay untouched while still being protected at machine speed.

UPDATES Sign In with Solana now runs inside the MPP32 MCP server Boot your agent with a Solana key. The MCP fetches a single use nonce from the backend, signs the canonical message with ed25519, posts the proof, and binds your wallet to the session before the first paid query lands. Every paid call after that carries cryptographic identity the backend verified at the byte level. Single use nonce. Five minute window. Replay safe. Runs during startup, in the background, while the agent is doing other work. Why we built it Wallet headers are trivial to fake. Any caller can claim to be any wallet. Token gated pricing, holder benefits, and reputation systems built on top of a string in an HTTP header are theatrical. The wallet a request claims to come from is only as real as the proof attached to it. Agent identity is going to matter. The agent economy is moving toward a future where billions of paid calls per day flow between software actors with no humans involved, and the backend on the receiving end needs to know exactly which wallet authorized which call

The company building the most widely used AI in the world just put money behind the exact thesis we have been building. Agents need to participate in the global economy. That means payments. Protocols. Infrastructure. We have been live on this for a while now! 4000+ MCP server users. Five payment protocols. One endpoint registration. One agent setup. mpp32.org

Blockchain as a wingman means it does its job without anyone noticing it worked.. That is precisely how we built the payment layer at MPP32. An API developer registers their endpoint, sets a price in USD and a wallet address. The agent calls it, the payment settles. Five protocols handled automatically in the background. No one sees the blockchain. The work just gets done. Invisible infrastructure is the only infrastructure that scales for the agentic economy.

MPP32 just indexed 1,800+ open-source AI models from @huggingface into our catalog Text generation, image synthesis, speech, embeddings, translation, object detection 18 pipeline categories, all discoverable in one place. How it works: → Our crawler pulls the top 50 models by downloads across every major HuggingFace pipeline tag → Models are categorized, tagged, and ranked by popularity automatically → Catalog updates run on every boot its always fresh The catalog nearly doubled overnight: 4,582 → 8,197 services. What this means for agents: Your AI agent can now discover and route to the best open-source model for any task like: text-to-image, ASR, code generation, embeddings all through a single catalog API. No manual curation One unified catalog. Every protocol. Every model. Every chain!!!

Looking at all the Cursor automations people are shipping lately They run smooth until the agent needs to hit a paid tool Then they realize they need a universal payment proxy to remove: API keys. Custom billing code. Double charges on retries. One install. npx mpp32-mcp-server@latest Your agent signs locally with its own key. Pays on chain per call. Gets the data. And because we run the proxy we built in the details that matter when these run for real the idempotency retries don't cost extra, upstream retries when the backend has an issue Long workflows can finally keep going without the economics or the trust falling apart!

The MPP32 MCP server just pulled live @_PIVX DAO governance data directly into Claude Masternode votes. Treasury allocation. Budget proposals. The same server also gives AI agents access to: Solana token intelligence with alpha scores, rug risk and whale tracking Portfolio scanning and head to head token comparison Live U.S. money flow intelligence Global conflict OSINT and AIS maritime vessel tracking Agent to agent skill discovery via A2A OnRamp and 4000+ more. This is what the agentic economy looks like.

Why our partnership with @_PIVX is so important to us We hold the universal payment layer for agents and providers. Our agents can pay on any protocol, using any stable, with zero limits or blockers during an automated workflow. Now add PIVX. With Pivx.ai and $M32 the agent economy can become fully private and universal Agents that can transact anywhere, with anyone, invisibly! Why does this matter? Your agents mirror your behavior. What you buy, sell, and interact with builds a living track record and this time, it's entirely public on-chain. Not fragmented data inside a banks database, but a complete financial fingerprint accessible to anyone in the world. Spend frequently? Hold funds across multiple wallets? You're a target. Traditionally, your financial activity was visible only to your bank. Cash kept things private. But the agent economy changes everything. Every transaction, every interaction, every pattern of behavior is recorded and readable by anyone paying attention. This opens the door to an entirely new class of attacks that we've never had to think about Pivx being a network that once touched $700M in market cap and is right now sitting on governance that runs itself, burns its own supply, and is funded entirely by its community. I think a lot of people are about to remember this. The first of many tech integrations have been completed!

Partnership announcement! We just shipped the first official tech integration with @_PIVX PIVX = Building the Privacy layer for the agent economy and a fully community governed DAO MPP32 = Universal payment layer for providers and agents Together we make the agent economy PRIVATE and UNIVERSAL

There's a reason solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump is on SOL and prepared for the agentic future Solana does 65k TPS for fractions of a cent and that is not optional when you are billing per query at $0.008. Solana is the first external chain to go live on MPP meaning we are sitting on the most current agent payment rail that exists. AI agents cannot function when gas costs swing 20% overnight. ETH makes that a real problem. Solana does not. Native split payouts route directly to builder wallets with no extra contract overhead. Base is Coinbase territory built around x402 which is a competing standard to MPP so that was never actually on the table. The SEC and CFTC have both officially called Solana a digital commodity and that kind of legal clarity matters when you are building real infrastructure. The Solana Developer Platform launched, MPP rail support shipped, and Meta started using Solana for USDC payouts all in the same window. The momentum is not slowing down. The future is ours.

THE MOST BULLISH UPDATE MPP32 COULD SHIP Agent Identity Verification at the Proxy Layer.. This is the single biggest unsolved problem in the entire agentic payments stack right now and it's confirmed by the IMF, the European Payments Council, the UK Payment Systems Regulator, Visa, Mastercard, and five frameworks that shipped at RSAC two months ago, and every single one of them still didn't see it. THE PROBLEM: Vendors verified who the agent was. None of them tracked what the agent did. That is the gap we need to fill. Every identity check passes and companies still catch unauthorized actions by accident. The question of what was authorised is no longer answered by what the consumer did at checkout. It is answered by what permissions were in place beforehand, and whether the agent acted within them. Right now when an agent calls a MPP32 endpoint, the proxy knows the wallet address and the payment amount. It does not know who authorized the agent to spend, what its spending mandate is, or whether it is operating within the permissions human set for it. What we build: A mandate layer inside the MPP32 proxy. Before processing a payment, the proxy checks a signed mandate record tied to the calling wallet, who authorized this agent, what endpoints it can call, what its daily spend cap is, and when the authorization expires. The mandate is signed by the human principal when they configure the agent. Every request gets checked against it. If the agent tries to call an endpoint outside its mandate or exceed its cap, the proxy returns a structured refusal before any money moves. The full mandate check gets written to the audit log alongside the payment record. MPP32 would be building the infrastructure that compliance requires before the regulation exists. every agent transaction must be traceable to a verifiable human principal, must operate within a pre-authorized mandate, and must produce a tamper evident audit trail. We already have the audit trail. Adding the mandate and the human principal link is the piece that makes our infrastructure ready. Every agent decision must be logged, time stamped, attributable, and reconstructable. Without this, trust erodes quickly. This is what a mandate layer produces automatically from our existing audit log. Advantages we gain: No other MPP or x402 infrastructure has this. Stripe does not have it. Coinbase does not have it. x402 as a protocol does not specify it. M32 would be the only proxy in the agentic payments ecosystem that can tell a provider not just that payment was verified, but that the agent was authorized by a named human principal to make that call, within a scoped mandate, and here is the cryptographic proof. The agentic enterprise will be won by the cryptographic trust layer that binds autonomous authority to accountable humans. That is what we would be, the trust layer. Remember why we're here is to take over the entire agent economy.

We built something that nobody else in this space has even attempted. Let me walk you through everything inside MPP32. The problem is simple. AI agents can call functions. But the second that function costs money, everything breaks. You need accounts at every provider. API keys for each one. Custom billing code. Budget tracking. Payment handlers. For every single service your agent touches. We killed all of that. MPP32 is a universal payment proxy for AI agents. One MCP server install. One line in your config. Your agent now has access to over 4,500 machine payable APIs across every category you can think of. Token intelligence. Market data. Web search. Image generation. DeFi analytics. Wallet scoring. Trading signals. On chain queries. All of it. Here is what makes this different from anything else out there. FIVE payment protocols. Not one. Five. x402 on Solana. x402 on Base. Tempo on Ethereum L2. ACP checkout sessions. AP2 with W3C Verifiable Credentials. AGTP with agent identity certificates. Your agent picks whichever one matches the keys you have configured. You write zero protocol code. The payment flow is dead simple. Agent requests a service. Gets a 402 challenge back. Our MCP server detects which protocol to use, signs the transaction LOCALLY on your machine, retries with proof, and returns the data. Your keys never leave your device. MPP32 never touches the money. Settlement goes directly from your wallet to the provider wallet. On chain. Verified. Auditable forever on Solscan or Basescan. We built an escrow pattern into x402 that nobody else has. The payment signature gets verified immediately but settlement only happens AFTER the upstream service returns a valid response. If the service fails or returns garbage, you do not get charged. Period. No other payment proxy does this. Now the Intelligence Oracle. This is our native Solana token analysis engine pulling from DexScreener, Jupiter, and CoinGecko simultaneously. For eight tenths of a penny per query you get an Alpha Score from 0 to 100, a Rug Risk rating on a 10 point scale, smart money signals including volume spikes and buy pressure and whale accumulation patterns, a 24 hour pump probability percentage, projected ROI ranges, whale activity levels with recent buy and sell counts, full market data including price changes across 1h 24h and 7d windows, volume, liquidity, market cap, FDV, pair age, DEX ID, and Twitter followers. All merged. All real time. All paid automatically through the protocol your agent already has configured. For M32 token holders we built three exclusive APIs that nobody else can access. Hold 1 million M32 and you unlock the Whale Tracker. Top 20 holder analysis. Concentration risk scoring. Buy and sell pressure tracking across 5 minute, 1 hour, 6 hour, and 24 hour windows. Volume spike detection. Whale accumulation versus distribution signals. Composite whale score from 0 to 100. Free for qualifying holders. Hold 2.5 million M32 and you unlock Token Comparison. Head to head intelligence on any two tokens. Alpha scores face off. Rug risk comparison. Volume and liquidity matchup. Pump probability side by side. Buy pressure comparison. Returns a winner verdict with full score breakdown. Also free. Hold 5 million M32 and you unlock the Portfolio Scanner. Point it at any Solana wallet. It automatically detects all SPL tokens, excludes stablecoins, runs full intelligence analysis on the top 10 holdings, aggregates portfolio risk, estimates total value in USD, identifies highest risk and best alpha tokens, scores diversification from 1 to 10, and breaks down holder concentration and buy sell pressure per token. Free. Discount tiers for everyone else. 250K M32 gets you 20% off every query. 1 million M32 gets you 40% off. Once we ship SIWS verification these activate automatically based on your on chain balance. No subscriptions. No accounts. Just hold the token. For API providers this is where it gets wild. Register your service at mpp32.org/build. Fill out the form. Get approved instantly. Start receiving payments directly to your wallet within minutes. The fee we take? Zero percent. Providers keep 100% of revenue. Settlement is direct wallet to wallet. No batching. No minimum thresholds. No monthly payouts. x402 on Solana confirms in roughly 10 seconds. You see the money in your wallet before you finish reading this sentence. Register once and you automatically accept all five payment protocols. You do not need to implement Tempo. You do not need to implement ACP. You do not need to understand AP2 or AGTP. MPP32 handles all verification and settlement for every protocol. You just run your API. Every provider gets a full analytics dashboard. Real time query counts. Requests broken down by 24 hours, 7 days, and all time. Success rate. Average latency. Error counts. Estimated revenue. Per protocol usage metrics. Health monitoring with automatic endpoint checks. Three consecutive failures suspend your listing. Come back online and it auto recovers. Your listing gets published to our federated catalog of 4,500+ services. It gets added to our OpenAPI 3.1 spec that regenerates dynamically. It shows up in our A2A agent card at .well known/agent.json for agent to agent discovery. It appears in our MCP configuration endpoint. Every agent using MPP32 can now find and pay for your service without ever visiting your website. The catalog itself pulls from four sources. Native services registered through us. Curated free APIs like DexScreener and Jupiter and CoinGecko. The x402 Bazaar from Coinbase. And the official Model Context Protocol registry. All searchable. All filterable by category, protocol, source, network, chain, health status, price range, and verification status. Over 50 categories spanning AI inference, image generation, translation, embeddings, web search, news feeds, financial data, crypto analytics, DeFi, NFT intelligence, wallet scoring, OCR, document parsing, identity verification, fraud detection, code intelligence, security scanning, and dozens more. Budget controls are built into the infrastructure. Set a total session cap. Set an hourly velocity limit. Set an alert threshold. If your agent hits the limit a circuit breaker trips automatically and blocks all further spending. You get a clear error with the reason and a remedy. Reset manually when you are ready. Update budgets on the fly. If you raise the limit past current spend the breaker auto resets. Full spending analytics per service and per protocol available through the API. Security is not an afterthought. SSRF protection blocks requests to all private IP ranges, loopback addresses, link local addresses, IPv6 unique local, and cloud metadata endpoints. Applied on provider registration AND on every single proxy request because DNS can drift. All API keys hashed at rest with SHA256. Database leak does not expose live credentials. Management tokens for providers also hashed. Recovery OTPs hashed before storage with 15 minute expiry. Rate limiting on every admin endpoint. Zod schema validation on all inputs. Body size limits at 1MB. Path traversal prevention. URL validation. The server refuses to boot in production if signing secrets are missing or match known defaults. Idempotency is built in from day one. Every paid request gets an automatic idempotency key. LRU bounded cache at 5,000 entries with 10 minute TTL. Network retries cannot cause duplicate charges. Bounded memory so it does not bloat. The MCP server ships with eight tools. list_mpp32_services for browsing the catalog. call_mpp32_endpoint for calling any service with automatic payment. get_solana_token_intelligence for the oracle. get_m32_whale_tracker and compare_tokens_m32 and scan_portfolio_m32 for token gated premium features. manage_agent_budget for circuit breaker and spending controls. get_mpp32_diagnostics for troubleshooting. Works with Claude Desktop. Claude Code. Cursor. Windsurf. One npm install and you are live. We also ship a TypeScript SDK on npm. Import MPP32, pass your Solana key, call analyze() or listServices() or callService(). Automatic 402 handling. Automatic protocol detection. Automatic retry with exponential backoff. Configurable timeouts. Custom headers. Works in any Node.js environment. Agent sessions last 30 days. Full transaction logs showing every call with the service name, protocol used, price quoted, discount applied, price settled, settlement transaction signature, latency, and success status. Per protocol breakdowns with request counts, settled volume, and average latency for each of the five protocols independently. On chain verification means every single dollar that moves through this system is permanently recorded on the blockchain. Solana transactions on Solscan. Base transactions on Basescan. Immutable. Auditable by anyone. We are not asking you to trust us. We are asking you to verify. No subscriptions. No monthly fees. No account fees. No API key fees. No discovery fees. No settlement fees. No early termination fees. No minimums. You pay for what you use, the provider gets paid instantly, and the blockchain proves it happened. This is MPP32. The payment layer for autonomous AI agents. 4,500+ services. Five protocols. Zero platform fee. Instant on chain settlement. Token gated premium intelligence. Infrastructure grade budget controls. And we are just getting started. Ive put everything into this project and will continue to do so no matter what happens with the chart.. The full scale agent economy isn't even here yet. solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump

@solana backed pay.sh still wont be enough for the agent economy We're building all the necessary infrastructure going above and beyond just pay per call API services If you've been here a while you know this. Grok knows it @elonmusk will know it soon Still waiting to find competition on our level.

Just shipped something big for $M32 holders 3 exclusive APIs that only M32 holders can access. Not discounts and not early access. If you don't hold the tokens, the endpoint returns a 403. You or your agent literally cannot use them. Whale Tracker (hold 1M M32) paste any Solana token, get the top 20 holders, concentration risk, buy sell pressure. See who's sitting on bags before you ape in. Perfect for your agent to snipe early. Token Comparison (hold 2.5M M32) pick two tokens and run them head to head. alpha scores, rug risk, volume, liquidity, whale activity. side by side. one winner. Easy for your agent to find the best pick to compare equally bullish picks. Portfolio Scanner (hold 5M M32) drop a wallet address and we scan every SPL token in it. full intelligence on your top holdings with portfolio level risk. Exit or enter when your agent follows smart money. All three are live right now. Not on a roadmap all live and callable. (If you couldn't tell by now not all our roadmap gems are on the website, join the discord for early intel) Your wallet is your API key. We check your M32 balance on chain every single request. hold the tokens, get the data. that's it. This is what real token utility looks like. Not staking rewards that print from nothing. Actual products that only exist for holders.

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Shipped the first non custodial payment protection layer for the agent economy Escrow 402 x402 payments through MPP32 is now escrow protected automatically. No opt in needed, no SDK changes, no configuration, it just works automatically Here is the problem we solved: Right now when an agent pays for an API call the money moves before the data arrives. If the provider is down, if the endpoint 500s, if the response is empty, the agent already paid. Its gone and settled on chain with no recourse. That is insane. No human would accept that. Why should an agent? Escrow 402 fixes this completely. The payment is cryptographically verified before the upstream request but settlement is deferred until the response passes a quality gate. If the provider delivers garbage the payment is never settled and no USDC leaves the agent wallet. Here is exactly what happens on every paid request now: Agent signs x402 payment envelope. Proxy calls facilitator verify to confirm the payment is valid. Funds are held not settled. Proxy forwards the request to the upstream provider. Provider responds. Proxy evaluates the response. Server errors mean skip. Unreachable means skip. Empty body on 200 means skip. Valid response means settle. USDC moves on chain only when the data is worth paying for. The entire flow is non custodial. MPP32 never holds your USDC. We just defer the settle call. The facilitator is the only entity that can move funds and it only does so when we explicitly tell it the quality check passed. Response headers tell the agent exactly what happened. X Escrow Status settled or skipped. X Payment Settled true or false. X Settlement Tx with the Solana signature. X Escrow Skip Reason explaining why payment was held. This is what makes autonomous agents viable with real budgets. You can let your bot operate with actual USDC on actual services knowing it will never pay for nothing. Providers benefit too. Callers trust your service more because they know they are protected. You get paid every time you deliver. The escrow is proof that your API is worth the price. Zero changes to Solana programs. Zero changes to the x402 facilitator. Zero changes to any client SDK. We built this entirely in the proxy layer by leveraging the existing verify settle separation that was already in the protocol. Every x402 payment on MPP32 is now escrow protected. Docs updated. Agent console updated. Already live in production. Build something that pays for itself and knows when not to!