Pays for exactly the data it needs. Not a cent more.
Ask Tender a question. It reads a seller's price list, buys only the data that can answer it, and stops the moment it's confident. Every purchase is a real USDC payment over x402: no subscriptions, no API keys, no accounts.
A shopper with a budget, and a bouncer.
Tender splits the job in two. A model decides what's worth buying. Plain code decides whether money actually moves.
You ask, with a budget
"Has SOL trended up this month?" and a cap like $0.05.
SERV proposes
Reads the free price list and picks the one item worth buying next, with a reason.
The guard decides
Checks the seller's real 402 price against the budget and allowlists before anything is signed.
x402 pays, per request
The AgentKit wallet signs a USDC payment, and the seller's facilitator settles it on Base.
SERV Reasoning
Decides what's worth paying for, and when it knows enough to stop.
- Cheapest useful source first
- Explains every purchase
- Answers from bought evidence only
BudgetGuard
Runs inside the x402 client, right before a signature exists. The model can't get around it.
- Hard budget, per-call cap
- Only the seller it trusts, only USDC
- Never pays twice
The model never touches the wallet.
Six rules, enforced in code on every payment, whatever the model says.
Hard spending cap
In-flight payments are reserved before signing, so the total can never be exceeded.
Per-purchase limit
No single item can cost more than the cap, even with budget left.
Checks the real price
Uses what the seller demands in its 402 challenge, not what the model thinks it costs.
Trusted seller only
Seller address, network and token (USDC) are pinned. Anything else is refused.
Never pays twice
The same item for the same symbol can only be bought once per question.
Knows when to stop
Caps the number of purchases, then makes the model answer with what it has.
Three tiers. Pay per request.
A demo market-data API for BTC, ETH, SOL, LINK and AERO. The price list is free to read, and each item is paid for as it's requested. Spot prices are live from CoinGecko; history, flows and sentiment are demo data.
Open protocols, real settlement.
Ask it something.
Watch it shop live, then read the receipt.