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x402ify

v0.3.0

Published

Wrap any API with x402 pay-per-call. One command, no code, no key on the server. Chain-agnostic: settle on Hedera, Base, or Solana.

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Readme

x402ify

Wrap any API with x402 pay-per-call. One command, no code.

npx x402ify https://api.coingecko.com \
  --wallet 0.0.1234 \
  --price 0.01 \
  --sample "/api/v3/simple/price?ids=ethereum&vs_currencies=usd"

That API now charges callers per request over the x402 protocol, settled on-chain. The server holds no private key — the facilitator and the caller's wallet do the signing and settlement. You just point it at an API and give a payout account.

Chain-agnostic

The x402 protocol is the same everywhere; only the facilitator + scheme change per chain. Pick one with --chain:

| --chain | settles on | payout wallet | price unit | |---|---|---|---| | hedera (default) | Hedera testnet (blocky402 facilitator) | 0.0.x account | HBAR | | base | Base | 0x… address | USD (USDC) | | base-sepolia | Base Sepolia | 0x… address | USD (USDC) | | solana | Solana | address | USD (USDC) |

npx x402ify https://api.example.com --wallet 0x1234… --price 0.01 --chain base

Options

--wallet <acct>      your payout account                              [required]
--price <n>          price per call (chain's unit)                    [0.01]
--chain <name>       hedera | base | base-sepolia | solana            [hedera]
--name <label>       lane label                             [derived from host]
--port <n>           local port                                       [4030]
--sample <path>      a valid GET path on the API                      [/]
--hub <url>          stream payments into a GlassBox402 dashboard     [none]
--facilitator <url>  override the facilitator
--network <id>       override the network id

Watch it earn

Add --hub <url> to stream every payment into a GlassBox402 dashboard — income, live payments, and analytics by endpoint, country, and payer.

License

MIT