x402 Radar: Know Your Agent on-chain

x402 Radar finds AI agents on-chain, follows their wallets and shows who paid, who received, who submitted each payment and who owned the agent at the time.

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What the chain doesn't tell you about AI agents

There's no list of x402 payments

No registry, no flag on the transaction. On-chain, an x402 payment is just a USDC transfer, with nothing saying "agent".

The sender isn't the payer

A facilitator usually submits the transaction and pays the gas. The payer is in the USDC Transfer event, not in tx.from.

Ownership changes fast

Agents are transferable and can change hands minutes after they're created. What counts is who owned one when it paid.

Reputation is cheap to fake

Registry feedback comes from addresses, and new ones cost nothing. A raw feedback count isn't a trust signal.

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What the chain doesn't tell you about AI agents

Blockchain

There's no list of x402 payments

No registry, no flag on the transaction. On-chain, an x402 payment is just a USDC transfer, with nothing saying "agent".

AI

The sender isn't the payer

A facilitator usually submits the transaction and pays the gas. The payer is in the USDC Transfer event, not in tx.from.

Team extension

Ownership changes fast

Agents are transferable and can change hands minutes after they're created. What counts is who owned one when it paid.

Product development

Reputation is cheap to fake

Registry feedback comes from addresses, and new ones cost nothing. A raw feedback count isn't a trust signal.

3

chains live: Base, Ethereum, Polygon

7
kinds of registry events tracked
4
roles separated in every payment
56
+
chains integrated by our team

What you'll see in the demo

x402 Radar: AI agents from the ERC-8004 registry with registrant, owner and wallet
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Every agent, its owner and its wallet
Browse agents from on-chain registries and service catalogues. See who registered each one, who owns it now and whether it pays from its own wallet or its owner's.
AI agent identity in x402 Radar: ownership, wallet and feedback history
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One agent, its full record
Open any agent to see who registered and owns it, which wallet it uses, how its feedback built up over time and what it has paid.
x402 Radar: payer, receiver and submitter of an AI agent payment on Base
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Who stands behind an AI agent payment
For every agent payment, x402 Radar separates the payer, the receiver and the address that submitted the transaction, and links the payer to its agent and owner.

Built for blockchain analytics and compliance teams

For product teams

Decide how agents fit your entity model and risk scores, with data on who registered, owns and pays for each agent.

For data teams

Skip building the pipeline: registries, catalogues, settlement rails and roles, backfilled from the start and kept live.

Delivered your way

The stack is self-contained, so x402 Radar can be delivered as a data feed via API or deployed in your own environment.

Built with your team

Need it inside your product? We can build the same capability together with your engineers, as an extension of your team.

SOFTWARE HOUSE

Our Services

Your one-stop-shop for software development

Built for blockchain analytics and compliance teams

Blockchain

For product teams

Decide how agents fit your entity model and risk scores, with data on who registered, owns and pays for each agent.

AI

For data teams

Skip building the pipeline: registries, catalogues, settlement rails and roles, backfilled from the start and kept live.

Team extension

Delivered your way

The stack is self-contained, so x402 Radar can be delivered as a data feed via API or deployed in your own environment.

Product development

Built with your team

Need it inside your product? We can build the same capability together with your engineers, as an extension of your team.

journey

Navigating the blockchain landscape

How x402 Radar works

Find the agents

We index on-chain agent registries, mainly ERC-8004, and service catalogues such as Coinbase's Bazaar.

Follow their wallets

Every USDC transfer involving agent wallets, backfilled from the start and kept close to the head of the chain.

Classify the settlement rail

Known facilitator, authorized transfer outside any facilitator list, or plain USDC transfer sent by the payer.

Separate the roles

Payer, receiver, submitter and the agent's owner at that block, recorded separately for every payment.

Why 4soft

● Five years building blockchain data infrastructure, for Elliptic among others.

● 56+ blockchain networks integrated, with completeness checks and continuous monitoring.

● New sources, attribution and data quality are our daily work. x402 is a new kind of payer to apply it to.

● x402 Radar runs on our own indexer, not a third-party API.

● The demo is run by the engineer who built it, so technical questions get real answers.

● New chains, registries and payment rails are added as the ecosystem grows.

● ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO 9001:2015 certified.

● Strict NDAs and rigorously vetted engineers.

● Experience with the requirements of regulated financial institutions.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What is x402?
An open payment protocol, now maintained under the x402 Foundation, that uses HTTP 402 "Payment Required" to let software pay for APIs and data on its own, usually in USDC.
What does "Know Your Agent on-chain" mean?
KYA usually means checking an agent when it pays, for example with a signed token. On-chain KYA looks at what's public: who registered an agent, who owns it, which wallet it uses and what it has paid. More in Know Your Agent on-chain.
How do you know a wallet belongs to an AI agent?
We use on-chain agent registries, mainly ERC-8004, and service catalogues such as Coinbase's Bazaar. Registration is voluntary, so we show what we can attribute and are clear about what we can't.
Do you only track spec-correct x402 payments?
No. We track payments made by the agents we follow, including ones that only partly follow the x402 spec, and label how each one was settled. More in our field guide to x402 payments on-chain.
Isn't a lot of x402 volume noise?
A lot of it may be. TRM Labs estimated that only a small share of x402 settlements looks like AI agents, and Chainalysis traced a late-2025 surge largely to a meme coin. That's why we separate agents, rails and roles instead of counting raw volume.
Which networks do you cover?
Base, Ethereum and Polygon today, with more networks to follow as agent activity spreads.
How complete is the data?
Agent activity is new and there's no complete public register of it. Our index is still early, which is why we don't publish totals yet. In the demo we show what we cover and where the gaps are.
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