Escrow protection for agent payments on Base — USDC held in smart contract until job completion.
The trust layer for agent-to-agent commerce. Escrow protection for x402 payments on Base. Agents pay for API calls with USDC via x402. But payments are final — no refunds, no disputes, no recourse. agora402 fixes this by routing payments through on-chain escrow: funds are locked until delivery is verified, then released automatically. Install as an MCP server. Your agent gets escrow-protected…
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The trust layer for agent-to-agent commerce. Escrow protection for x402 payments on Base. Agents pay for API calls with USDC via x402. But payments are final — no refunds, no disputes, no recourse. agora402 fixes this by routing payments through on-chain escrow: funds are locked until delivery is verified, then released automatically. Install as an MCP server. Your agent gets escrow-protected payments in one tool call. This creates a fresh wallet and prints your Claude Desktop config —…
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