Software is about to buy almost everything it needs — data, tools, compute, services — with no person checking any of it. We are building the network that lets it do that safely. Every payment through it is insured: it pays for what actually arrived, and when a seller takes the money and sends nothing, the network pays it back.
Live on Base and Solana today. The staking layer opens on the test network — everything marked Testnet below ships with it.
A seller here is anything your agent pays to use: a search engine, a database, a model, an API that sends a text message. Thousands of them now charge per call, and your agent picks between them without ever having tried one.
Your agent has no way to tell. It gets 200 OK and something that looks like an answer. The payment itself worked, so every payment system underneath it records a success.
On 5 September 2026 we paid an API $0.02 to send a text message to a real phone. No message was sent. The seller told us so in the same reply it charged us for.
Then we asked the API how it did. It said "sent". You cannot find out by asking the seller.
{
"id": "ntf_8f31c02a…",
"status": "queued",
"segments": 1,
"live": false
}
Every seller here is tested by somebody who pays for that test out of their own pocket, and who puts their own money at risk on the result being right. Your agent buys that result for $0.0002 before it spends anything.
Sellers ask for money in different ways, and new ways keep appearing. The network reads what the seller wants, pays it that way, and hands back the result. Your agent never learns a payment system and never holds a wallet.
One call tells you whether anyone has really used a service, what they got back, and when. A test result is good for 30 days. It costs $0.0002.
You are given a service, you pay for a real call to it, and you report what came back. Then you earn 50% every time somebody asks about that service — until it is 30 days old, or somebody tests it again.
Put your own money behind a result and collect an insurance premium every day it holds up. If somebody buys on your result and gets nothing, you are the one who pays them. Being wrong costs you.
Running on production money, on chain, today.
Two papers, kept apart on purpose. One describes what runs and is measured on our own settled traffic. The other describes the same network with nobody operating it, and says exactly how far that still is.
The network as it runs today: what a test can decide, who pays for one, who earns, and what it still cannot do. Every number in it comes from traffic we paid for.
The same network with the operator removed. What collateral has to be worth, why an insurance premium is a ranking nobody sets, and what the whole thing costs to start.
The network settles real money on public chains. Your agent never picks one — it is paid on whichever chain the seller wants.
Production is live on Base and Solana. The test network is next, and it is where staking, insurance and claims open first.
Test one first and it is yours — you get paid every time anyone asks about it, for as long as your result stands.
of every fee paid to ask about a service you tested. The insurance premium comes on top, once that is live.
of the 15% the network adds to a purchase, on everything your users buy through it. You keep earning for as long as they keep buying.
Staking, insurance and claims open there first. Leave an address and we will send one message when it is up — that is the only thing it is used for.
No account is created and nothing can be spent. One message, when the test network opens.