Introducing AgentCash: A Wallet for AI Agents

AgentCash gives your AI agent one balance to pay for premium, paywalled APIs and services on its own, with no keys and no per-vendor signup. It is live today, built on the x402 standard.

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AI agents that can pay for premium, paywalled data and services are fundamentally smarter, faster, and more effective. Today we are launching AgentCash, a wallet that lets your agent pay for those services on its own, with no keys and no per-vendor signup.

An agent should be able to pay a couple of cents to get contact information for a decision maker, run deep research on raw data from Reddit, X, and LinkedIn, or generate a state-of-the-art video, all from its text interface. Today, getting there means finding each provider, visiting their site, signing up, buying a subscription, generating an API key, installing an MCP or CLI, authorizing it, and teaching your agent how to use it. Then you repeat that for every provider. That flow is clearly broken.

What an agent actually needs

  • Instant access, with no manual signup
  • A way to pay a few cents to use a service
  • The context to discover and use that service
  • Safety and visibility into what it is accessing and what it costs

We built all of this into AgentCash so an agent can transact directly, inside an open ecosystem for agentic commerce. It runs on open payment rails using the x402 standard from Coinbase, which has already settled 74 million agentic payments in the last few months.

It just works

AgentCash works in Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and our own desktop app. And it is already live: more than 250 premium APIs have served over 250,000 requests to agents and users in the last few weeks.

Get started

Onboard to get up to $25 in credit and give your agent superpowers. One balance, and your agent can start paying for the services it needs, the moment it needs them.

Give your agent a wallet

One balance, USDC on Base · Solana · Tempo. Let your agent pay for any payment-protected API, no API keys.

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