x402commit.com
Revenue Commitment Objects — programmable payment routing and settlement for merchants, beneficiaries, and facilitators on the x402 protocol.
An AI agent calls a paid API. The service responds with a payment request instead of the data.
The agent approves the payment instantly — no human, no wallet popup, no gas fees.
A smart contract receives the payment and distributes it across all parties automatically.
The API responds only after payment is confirmed. No one can skip or redirect the split.
Percentage-based payment routing is encoded in the RCO and executed on-chain at settlement. Multi-party value chains, protocol fees, and partner rev-shares pay out atomically — no custody, no trust.
Merchants choose the network they want to be paid on. One integration exposes every supported chain through the x402 accepts response — no per-chain endpoints to maintain.
Buyers don't need to hold stablecoins on the seller's chain. Agents settle with whatever USDC or EURC balance they already have; the facilitator handles the cross-chain move so liquidity never blocks a transaction.
High-frequency, small-value payments are aggregated into periodic on-chain settlement. Per-call pricing for data feeds, monitoring, and continuous crawling stays viable without per-call gas overhead.
Agent purchasing patterns stay off-chain. Observers see only address, amount, and timestamp — not who is buying what, from whom, or how often. Payment patterns are competitive intelligence; we treat them that way.
Cryptographic attestations, backed by real on-chain payment flow, give agents a portable and verifiable track record. Buyers assess counterparty reputation from settled payment history rather than self-reported reviews.
x402commit plugs into agent frameworks and marketplaces as a named facilitator. Agents inherit routing, settlement, privacy, and attestations without framework teams writing escrow or billing code.
x402 for the payment handshake, ERC-8004 for agent identity and reputation. We compose the emerging open standards for agent commerce rather than invent replacements.