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@reinconsole/x402-rails

v0.1.1

Published

Real x402 rails for Rein — EIP-3009 payer, hosted-facilitator client, and on-chain indexer for Base Sepolia.

Readme

@reinconsole/x402-rails

The real payment rails for Reinx402 on Base Sepolia. An EIP-3009 payer that signs real USDC payments (gasless for the agent — the facilitator submits the tx), an HTTP client for the hosted x402.org facilitator, a strict x402-v1 in-process vendor, and an on-chain indexer that reconciles USDC transfers back to the exact intents the policy engine allowed.

Status: v0.1 — early open-source infrastructure, live on testnet. Real USDC settled on Base Sepolia through the hosted facilitator — no API key needed. APIs may change before 1.0.

Install

npm install @reinconsole/x402-rails

What's in it

import {
  createX402Payer,     // EIP-3009/EIP-712 signer — plugs into @reinconsole/sdk's guard as its `payer`
  FacilitatorClient,   // verify/settle against the hosted x402.org facilitator
  OnchainIndexer,      // getLogs polling; reconciles transfers to intents via the nonce memo
  createRealVendor,    // strict x402-v1 in-process vendor
  intentNonce,         // keccak256(intent.id) — the on-chain memo
  generateWallet, createBaseSepoliaClient, getUsdcBalance, // wallet + chain helpers
} from '@reinconsole/x402-rails';
  • Gasless for the agent. The payer signs an EIP-3009 transferWithAuthorization; the facilitator submits the transaction and pays gas. A funded USDC balance is all the agent wallet needs (free testnet USDC).
  • An on-chain memo, no fuzzy matching. The authorization nonce is derived as keccak256(intent.id); USDC emits it back in AuthorizationUsed on settlement, so the indexer reconciles each transfer to the exact intent the engine allowed — and flags everything else from managed wallets as shadow spend.
  • The hosted facilitator, for free. FacilitatorClient speaks the x402.org dialect (DEFAULT_FACILITATOR_URL, no API key). The same client powers @reinconsole/gate's real-rails settlement via facilitatorClientRails.
  • Wire schemas included — payment payloads, verify/settle responses, header codecs; all zod-validated.

Behind a TLS-intercepting proxy or antivirus, point Node at your local root CA (NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS) before any live run.

The monorepo's Sepolia demos run this end to end — a guarded $0.01 payment settled on-chain, then a guard-bypassing payment caught by the indexer.

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