x402 has a single point of failure: one facilitator can cut you off. We solve that on SOL with a network of independent, slashable facilitators. Alpha is live — it pays gas, settles USDsp on-chain, and unlocks the API with no tx or SOL from the caller.
A caller hits your endpoint. We handle pricing, payment, on-chain settlement, and proof — then you return the real data. Gas is abstracted. Friction is zero.
The merchant doesn’t front gas. The caller doesn’t hold SOL. A facilitator moves value on-chain, proves settlement, and unlocks the response in one path.
Facilitators are slashable. Every settlement is provable.
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Mainnet
NO ACCOUNT · NO BALANCE · NO SUBSCRIPTION
Machine-to-machine settlement • SOL Mainnet • USDsp
Alpha is already settling USDsp on SOL Mainnet. Beta and Gamma join next. They stake boost402, pay gas for you, and get slashed if they lie. You just call the API.
Pay-per-request • Permit-based spend • Gasless callers
The caller just hits your API. You quote a price. A bonded facilitator settles USDsp on SOL, proves it, and you unlock the real response. No accounts. No balances. Nothing custodial.
Agent hits /api/secret. You respond 402 with a USDsp price and a list of facilitators willing to settle on their behalf.
Caller (or their agent) signs permit() (SPL-Token style). No SOL needed. This authorizes a single facilitator (e.g. Alpha) to move exactly that USDsp, exactly once.
Alpha pays gas on SOL, settles USDsp on-chain to you, and can be slashed if they cheat. Once proof is verified, you return 200 OK with the real payload.
SOL-native machine-to-machine settlement • USDsp • Slashable facilitators
Drop our 402 handler in front of any route. Your endpoint starts charging per request. You get paid in USDsp on SOL. We handle pricing, settlement, and proof. You just return data.
if (!paid) {
return 402, {
price: "1 USDsp",
asset: USDsp_ADDRESS,
facilitators: FACILITATORS
}
}
return 200, { alpha: "..." }
402 required → permit() signed → 200 OK unlocked
Metered endpoints • USDsp settlement • Gasless callers
boost402 isn’t “a token someday.” It’s what you have to stake to touch settlement. You post collateral, you pay gas for callers, you earn the fee on every paid request. If you lie or fail to settle, you get slashed. That’s how we replace “one middleman” with a marketplace.
bonded operator • pays gas for caller • can be removed if they cheat
boost402 makes settlement permissionless. Anyone who posts the bond can start processing pay-per-request traffic for any API, instantly, without the merchant running gas or custody.
That means the network scales by adding new bonded operators, not by trusting one middleman forever.
Permissionless onboarding • Slash-enforced honesty • You pick who settles your flow