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Our Founding Story📚 The payment rails for AI agents had a massive flaw, they couldn't interact with eachother. x402 shipped. Tempo shipped. AP2, ACP etc.. all shipped. Every one of them solved the same narrow thing, which is how to move a dollar from an agent to a server. That part was done, but it wasnt complete enough for an entire economy to run on alone. Moving money to agents was made possible by x402, MPP protocols but there was still 6 rails that do not interact with each other, spread across different chains, with no shared directory of who accepts what. No way for an agent to discover a service it can actually pay. No way to know an endpoint will settle before you throw money at it. No identity that survives a hop between two protocols. No way for one agent to fund another agent without handing over a private key. No escrow when three agents work one job and only two deliver. No budget that holds when your agent spawns five sub agents. That is not a payment protocol problem!! That is a coordination problem, and it is the real reason the agent economy still runs on a human clicking things. We saw that in May and went straight at it. The value sits in the layer that makes them usable together, and that layer is where an actual economy either forms or does not. Wires came first and they were useful to almost nobody. The switchboard is what turned wires into a phone system. The agent economy was sitting in the wires stage and everybody was celebrating. So we built the switchboard. - Providers sell to 100% of the agentic market - Agents launched have access to 100% of services no matter the chain or protocol Discovery. 25,000 machine payable APIs and MCP servers indexed in one federated catalog, crawled continuously across every protocol. An agent gets one integration instead of one account per provider. And we only surface what settles end to end, because a directory full of endpoints that fail on payment is worse than no directory at all. Routing. Your agent asks for what it needs by name or by intent. We pick the protocol, the chain and the endpoint. Nobody should have to teach a model the difference between settling on Solana and settling on Base. Identity. Signed AGTP agent identity, so an agent can prove who it is when a call crosses from one platform into another. We run this live with a partner network in production today, signed both directions. Delegation. Delegated Spend Keys. A parent agent mints a scoped, capped, revocable child key and hands it to a sub agent it hires. Allowlist, budget, hourly velocity limit, per call ceiling. Every dollar the child spends rolls up against the parent. Kill the parent and the entire tree below it dies instantly. Everyone talks about agents hiring agents. This is the primitive that makes it survivable, and we are the only ones shipping it. Escrow. Multiple agents pool a budget, collaborate, and get paid only when their contribution is verified. Rails have no concept of conditional multi party payment. Real work does. Control. Budgets, velocity caps and per call ceilings enforced before money moves, not reconciled after. Custody. None, ever. Keys never leave your machine. Every settlement returns an on chain signature you can verify yourself. Four months in this is live, open source, on npm, listed in the official MCP registry, and running inside Claude, Cursor, Windsurf and Grok. Ten free calls a day so an agent can prove the entire flow before touching crypto. The next few years are going to produce billions of agents that need to buy things from each other constantly and without supervision. That does not happen because a rail exists. It happens because something sits above the rails and handles discovery, identity, delegation, limits and trust between parties who have never met. Thats what we're building here at solana:6hKtz8FV7cAQMrbjcBZeTQAcrYep3WCM83164JpJpump