Current x402 limits (via Coinbase’s facilitator on Base/Solana) include a free tier of 1,000 transactions/month, then $0.001 per tx beyond that — plus tiny on-chain gas ($0.0001). It’s great for starting, but high-volume AI agents burn through that fast, hitting caps, extra

Good question, the answer is: They can’t for now, but they will find a solution. That’s why agents need to find a better solution: XMR402z

Send $1 to everyone on earth without anyone knowing: that leaves Monero only.

🚀 XMR402: HTTP 402 + #Monero for instant, private micropayments. AI agents & humans pay per API call with zero-trace XMR proofs. No KYC. No databases. No middlemen. Stateless auth. Pure crypto. GitHub: github.com/xmr402 Build the traceless agent economy now 👉

Monero seems ready to take off on its journey to $100K.

xmr402.org/blog/why-xmr40…

Been building the plumbing for machine-to-machine payments for the past few months. Ripley is what happens when you stop designing for humans and start designing for agents. The thesis is simple: autonomous agents need autonomous money. Not stablecoins on rails that can freeze

The protocol now has a full stack behind it. Guard implements XMR402 server-side. Gateway speaks it natively. And the next product makes it instant for agents. One HTTP header. One payment. No accounts. That's the standard. xmr402.org

What is X402 & XMR402? The Payment Standard the Internet Was Missing | XMR402 Blog xmr402.org/blog/what-is-x…

XMR402 vs. The Agentic Payment Stack: A Protocol-by-Protocol Breakdown The race for agentic payment dominance is on. x402 (Coinbase), ACP (OpenAI/Stripe), and AP2 (Google) are all competing to own AI-native payments. xmr402.org/blog/xmr402-vs…

V2.0 is going to get a upgrade soon, v2.1 is coming with SSE and Push extension optional support.