Payment processor for AI agentsBeta
Unclaimed · Is this your company?No payments through Anyspend were recorded in the last 7 full days
One period for the whole page: last 7 full daysOct 26 – Nov 1.
Is it reliable?
Being measured
We are starting to count failed payments per network. Counts show here after 14 days, never as a score.
How Anyspend compares
Last 7 full days · Oct 26 – Nov 1Paid to established services. Same rules and same period for every processor.
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- ✓ A “Claimed” mark next to the name · replaces “Unclaimed”
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locked · for the claimed ownerWhich agents come back, and where they pay
Planned for claimed profiles: the same public data broken down into new vs returning paying agents, by network and by service. The picture is a placeholder shape, not Anyspend's data.
Claim to unlockHow we know · where these numbers come from
We read every payment that passes through Anyspend's 3 known payment addresses on Solana, Base and Arbitrum (1 of them no longer used). Payments to sellers under review are left out until the review ends.
Address sources: github.com/Merit-Systems/x402scan.
| Network | Address | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Solana | 34Dm…ucqP | no longer used |
| Base | 0x1797…87f1 | active · Base partly tracked so far |
| Arbitrum | 0x1797…87f1 | active · Arbitrum partly tracked so far |
What the terms on this page mean
- Payment processor (facilitator): the service that checks an agent's payment and completes it, so the seller doesn't have to.
- x402: an open standard for paying for a web request. The seller replies “payment required”, the agent pays, the request goes through.
- Network / blockchain: the public ledger the money moves on, such as Solana or Base.
- USDC: a digital dollar; 1 USDC is meant to be worth $1.
- Established services: sellers with at least $100 in sales from 3 or more buyers. Our main number (called “organic” in our methodology).
- All recorded payments: everything we see on the blockchain, including tests (“raw” in our methodology).
- Paying agents: different buyer wallets, each counted once per period.
Beta: this view is new and its data may change as coverage and review improve. Entities under review are shown without amounts.
Data CC BY 4.0 · Agent GDP · updated 2026-11-02 20:14 UTC