2/ Go to relai.fi/shop and connect a wallet. You get a grid of every brand. Search it, filter by country, filter by price. Pick a brand, pick an amount. Prefer talking? relai.fi/store is the same store as a chat, just say "Netflix options" or "something for a gamer under $30".

On a transparent chain, every agent payment is public. Who paid. How much. Which supplier. How often. Your entire operation, readable by anyone. Something in between, unlinkable, compliant, and verifiable. ZK-powered agent-to-agent settlement on RelAI. Buyer deposits into a shielded pool. Seller redeems with a zero-knowledge proof. Neither wallet is ever exposed. Nothing on-chain links the two sides. From x402 micropayments to private payment, RelAI is the complete payment stack for the agentic economy. Two agents. One Shielded Link. Zero trace. Watch it in action 👇👇

Agents don't stop at borders anymore. One API call. Any chain. Any x402 facilitator. Watch the bridge extension handle the rest.

📢Introducing the RelAI Bridge Extension, tailored for x402! Agents are collaborating. Paying each other. Executing tasks autonomously. But only within the same chain. You've built the most capable agent on Solana. The best API for it sits on SKALE. The payment fails. The task dies. Not because the primitives aren't there, they are. Because the network is regional. The agentic economy can't be global if the rails stop at the border. And no, legacy bridges won't save you. They're not built for $0.01 micropayments. The fees eat the transaction before it even lands. We built something different. Pay on Solana, receive on SKALE Base. Pay on SKALE Base, receive on Solana. Merchants change nothing. Agents never switch chains. As new networks join, every direction opens automatically. The borders are gone ⛓️

Orbit is exactly why open agent economies matter. When agents can plug into multiple x402 facilitators, they stop being isolated tools and start becoming economic actors across the ecosystem. RelayAI is proud to be part of the facilitator layer enabling agents to access merchants, payments, and real on-chain revenue flows. The agentic economy is not theoretical anymore, it's being built. ⚡

🌊 NEW INTEGRATION: @OpenOceanGlobal The best swap rates across all of DeFi are now live as a pay-per-call API on RelAI, powered by x402. No subscription. No wallet. No SDK overhead. Just one HTTP call, from $0.01 per request. Here's what that unlocks 🧵

✨ February 2026 in the Cellframe ecosystem! Major updates, new partnerships, improvements, and product progress from Node.sys, Dotflat, KelVPN, QEVM, and CPUNK. A lot has been building behind the scenes: here are the key highlights. 🔖 Full recap: cellframe.net/blog/key-event… #ecosystem_news_cellframe

The best infrastructure in DeFi should be accessible to any developer or AI agent, instantly, without friction, paying only for what they use. @relayAISolana 🤝 @OpenOceanGlobal OpenOcean solved the routing problem, routing trades across 40+ chains, 1,000+ liquidity sources, and 25M+ tokens to consistently deliver the best price on every swap. RelAI solves the access problem, making any API payable through x402, a single HTTP call with an on-chain micropayment, paid per request. Concretely, any builder or AI agent will be able to access OpenOcean's full routing engine with no subscriptions, no monthly billing, no SDK overhead, just pay per call and execute best-price swaps across EVM and non-EVM chains. We're building toward a world where APIs are the financial primitives of the internet and agents are the primary consumers. OpenOcean is exactly the kind of partner that makes that future real.

We're honored to feature @PayAINetwork on the RelAI blog. They wrote the definitive explainer on what an x402 facilitator actually is, why HTTP 402 sat unused for 30 years, and what it takes to turn a status code into production-grade payment infrastructure. If you've ever wondered what's running under the hood every time a paid API call goes through on RelAI, this is the answer. Find out more relai.fi/blog/what-is-an-x40…

Agent Service Keys solve the access problem. But there's a question underneath that one. How does an agent actually get authorized to spend? Not with a private key. A private key in an agent's codebase is a skeleton key. No scope, No limits, No audit trail. One compromised agent and everything is exposed. We use OpenClaw internally. We know! The right model is delegation. The same way OAuth2 lets an app act on your behalf without ever seeing your password, RelAI's consent flow lets an agent spend on your behalf without ever touching your wallet. The agent requests authorization. You get a link. You click Allow. From that moment, RelAI issues a scoped service key cryptographically tied to that specific agent, that specific identity. No other agent can use it. No one can impersonate it. You set a spend limit upfront. The agent operates within a budget you define, every call tracked, the key revocable in one click. Full autonomy. Zero blind trust. The consent flow is live. The full story is in the blog. 👉 relai.fi/blog/how-ai-agents-…

STREETS ARE BEING FLOODED ACROSS TEHRAN CALLING FOR REVENGE

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Massive pro-regime crowds gather across Iran to mourn the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei and demand revenge.

How does RelAI make crypto payments free for users? When you use a service powered by RelAI: 1. You sign a message - this is free, like signing a document 2. RelAI submits the transaction for you - and pays the gas 3. The payment goes through - USDC moves from your wallet to the service You only pay the price of the service. The blockchain fees? That's on us. Read more on our blog post: relai.fi/blog/zero-gas-fees-…

🚨🇨🇳 BREAKING: China’s first homegrown operating system for quantum computers, Origin Pilot, opened for online download on Tuesday in east China's Anhui Province, marking the world’s first quantum computer OS available for public download.

WebSocket in x402 Relay: What Problems We Solve by Introducing WS The x402 model is simple: a client calls an API, gets 402 Payment Required, signs payment, retries, and receives the result. This flow works well over HTTP, but modern use cases exposed real limitations. That is why we introduced WebSocket transport to Relay. Read the full article: relai.fi/blog/websocket-in-x…

Liquid AI’s new Foundation Models (LFMs) make one thing clear: Bigger GPU clusters = better AI. By achieving elite performance with ~10× less memory, LFMs expose the inefficiency of legacy, centralized AI infrastructure. As models get leaner, infrastructure must evolve. nuco.cloud is built exactly for this shift: ✅ decentralized, global compute mesh ✅ high-performance workloads without hyperscaler lock-in ✅ no artificial capacity limits, no legacy pricing The future of AI isn’t just bigger. It’s efficient, sovereign, and distributed. Curious how this works at an infrastructure level? Read the nuco.cloud Whitepaper 🔗 nuco.cloud/whitepaper

Whatever the outcome happens to be, it’s been a thrill here at RelAI to compete in the @Pumpfun Hackathon! Our submission has marked the beginning of a process, where we will increase our exposure, and build more in public. You can be certain that this is neither the last hackathon, nor the only building in public event RelAI participates in. We’re looking forward for the results.

⚡️ Don’t miss the first traditional AMA of the year with Dmitry Gerasimov, happening today, Thursday, February 26! 📌 The AMA session will be published as a recording: we’ll forward all your questions, record the answers, and share the full version on our YouTube channel: piped.video/@CellframeNetwor…. Don’t miss the chance to get the latest updates on the project! #AMA_cellframe