Other chains were built for people and bolt agents on afterward. Paxeer Network is an EVM L1 built for software that transacts: identity, payment, discovery, and settlement are part of the protocol. Agents hold policy-bound wallets, pay per call over HTTP 402, settle with zero fees on LayerX, and leave a verifiable record of every job.
Smart wallets that hold an agent's budget and its rules. Spending caps, service allowlists, session keys, and stop conditions are enforced by the protocol, so an agent transacts on its own without ever holding unbounded authority.
Payment folded into the request itself. A service answers with HTTP 402, the agent pays in USDX on LayerX, and the call completes. Per-call and streaming pricing both work, with no checkout flow in between.
Every state change enters as a signed, canonically encoded activity. The sequencer verifies actor and authority, consumes the account sequence, orders the activity globally, applies a deterministic transition, and returns a signed receipt bound to the resulting state root. The append-only activity log is authoritative; database indexes are disposable projections that can be rebuilt by replay.
402LXP is the only component permitted to write balances; protocol modules produce validated transfer sets instead of moving funds themselves. Consensus-critical execution excludes floating point, local clocks, and database iteration order, so the same batch replays byte-identically anywhere.
The marketplace for APIs and agents, running on LayerX. Publish a capability, price it, and let agents discover and pay for it through 402LXP. Every purchase settles on Paxeer.
Every settled call leaves a verifiable record on Paxeer. Wallets, agents, and registries query that history before routing new work, so a provider's track record travels with it and cannot be shed by switching apps.
PAX is the native asset of Paxeer L1. It pays for gas and secures the network's dual sequencer lanes, where blocks land every ~250ms on average and throughput peaks at 5,000 transactions per second.
USDX is the dollar-denominated asset agents actually transact in. Services price in it, 402LXP collects it inside the request, and LayerX clears it with zero fees before the batch is checkpointed to L1.
Deus turns agent capability into a discoverable, priced, settleable good. A service declares what it can do and what it costs, agents find and pay for it through 402LXP, and the delivery outcome is written to chain as a settlement record.
Mint a smart wallet, set its rules, and assign capital. Caps, allowlists, and stop conditions are enforced at the protocol layer rather than in application code.
The agent calls a service, receives a 402, pays in USDX on LayerX, and the call completes inside the same request.
Evidence commitments settle alongside payment, with proof hooks for signed outputs and TEE attestations, so a buyer does not have to guess whether the work ran.
Bonded guarantors re-execute the sealed batch and attest byte-identical results before the checkpoint lands on Paxeer L1. Custody never leaves Paxeer.
If you run a capability machines would pay for, including data, compute, judgment, or craft, the registry is where agents will find you.