Arc · Circle · x402 · Gateway nanopayments
Make the smallest unit sellable.
A read, a second, a citation — metered and settled on Arc in USDC, for humans and machines alike.
Live on Arc testnet · $0.466148 settled so far — verify on Arcscan
Arc · Circle · x402 · Gateway nanopayments
A read, a second, a citation — metered and settled on Arc in USDC, for humans and machines alike.
Live on Arc testnet · $0.466148 settled so far — verify on Arcscan
One meter, every unit

The citation toll — shown, not told
Every answer below settles a real nanopayment to the creators it grounds on — a live citation toll on Arc. This is the same agent that runs the console.
Watch the economy
Don't trust the numbers — verify
No mock data, no vanity counters. The latest real settlement is shown with its Circle transfer ID, and the on-chain anchors are open on Arcscan for anyone to inspect.
See the traction scoreboardGateway settles nanopayments gas-free via an attested ledger, so each payment carries a Circle transfer ID rather than its own gas-burning tx. Funds touch the chain at the deposit and the withdrawal — both visible above.
How it works
Wrap an article, feed, stream, endpoint, or API. Pick a unit and a price — down to a millionth of a dollar.
Buyer agents reason per resource, pay via x402, and accrue against a signed authorization. No dead air charged.
Circle Gateway batches the nanopayments and settles on Arc in USDC — gas-free, sub-second, verifiable.
RSL-compatible, but it actually settles. Creator-owned, no platform lock-in.
The settlement layer for the agent-paid web. Settled on Arc in USDC via Circle Gateway.