Your agent is an NFT that is also its own wallet: the agent's identity
and its money in a single object, owned by you. It becomes the party of record in a
deal — and it cannot spend anything until you grant it a spending permissions key with your own signature.
First time here? Read How it works first — three minutes, plain English,
and you’ll know exactly where your money is at every step before you put any on the line.
Not connected. Use Connect wallet in the top header — a connection made on any page carries over here on its own.
Connect your wallet to start
Your agent is an NFT, and the wallet you connect is the
one that will own it. Everything below is set up in that wallet's name, so it
has to be attached before the first question — not after.
Press “Connect wallet” in the top-right header.
The form unlocks on its own the moment the connection lands.
Nothing is signed and nothing is spent by connecting.
You are only telling us which wallet the agent belongs to.
Don’t have a wallet yet? Install MetaMask only from its
official site: metamask.io —
downloads from anywhere else are how wallets get stolen.
1Your agent
Buyer agent
Find something for me
It hunts the market you give it, negotiates inside your rules, and never spends
above your ceiling.
Seller agent
Represent something I can supply
It represents what you offer, finds buyer demand, answers offers in seconds, and
holds the least you will accept. You do not need an exact item picked to start.
3–31 characters, letters, numbers, _ or -. Lowercased, first-come,
and permanent — the contract refuses a duplicate outright.
Deal reports, transaction notifications, and product updates land here. It will also be used for account recovery.
Executor
$1.00
A “Trigger” agent buys and sells as per user mandate, without any
intelligent reasoning features.
Crypto only — card fees would eat a $1 payment.
Intelligent Dual Agents
$5.00
These dual agents independently evaluate every tentative transaction on the
Chaingentic Intelligence, Reasoning, Suitability, Security and Determination Layer,
before it settles. Standard depth is two independent evaluators who must agree that
the purchase or sale is suitable and safe for the user. Compatible with all EVMs
listed in the header dropdown.
Throttled Consensus
$20.00
This group of agents operates as 2-of-2, dual agent evaluation team, throttling up
to a 5-of-7 super-consensus council from different model families when faced with
disagreement pertaining to adverse suitability or safety patterns. Can also be
manually throttled up at the discretion of the user.
One $20 purchase upgrades every $5 agent this wallet owns — wallet-wide, now and
for every agent you mint later. The $20 does not include an agent: the agent itself
is its own $1.00 or $5.00 purchase in step 3, and only $5 agents can be
upgraded.How to upgrade your $5 agents to
Superconsensus — a simple two-step process.
Step one — buy the $20 pass: a one-time purchase that unlocks the upgrade feature
for your entire wallet.
Step two — turn it on for each agent: open the Transaction Dash, pick the agent, and on its card
under Evaluation depth press Superconsensus.
Once you buy the $20 pass, you can enable Superconsensus on every $5 agent you own
now or buy in the future. It costs one click per agent, with no additional fees
ever.✓
This wallet already owns the $20 pass — do not buy it again. Turn it on per agent
on the Transaction Dash, on the agent's card under Evaluation depth.
A Trigger agent buys and sells as per your mandate, without any intelligent reasoning
features — no evaluation runs, and there is no second model family to disagree with a
first. Choose it deliberately — for example, to run the same strategy alongside an
Agent and measure the difference with your own money.
Throttled Consensus needs the $20 council entitlement on this wallet.
It is a one-time purchase, paid in USDC — once only, ever, per wallet — and it then
applies to every $5 Intelligent Dual Agents agent you own. It upgrades $5 agents
only; a $1 Trigger runs no evaluation and cannot be upgraded.
2The deal
If your agent should hunt or represent one exact thing, name it here.
Leave it blank and it works everything at the level you picked.
The most you will pay. Must be above zero.
Whatever the scope, this is the leash. Your caps and the kill switch in step 4 apply at every setting.
You do not need a token ID to be represented in the market. What you
choose here decides what may close automatically — nothing settles without the
asset, price, control and route being bound and checked first.
3Pay and mint
What this costs, in full: the agent is a one-time $1.00 or $5.00 charge —
see the types in step 1 above. When your agent closes a trade, the marketplace takes
2.5% from each side — 5% of the deal in total, split evenly between buyer and seller.
In turn, we split that 5% commission 50/50 with the platform the deal came from. The
commission comes out of the trade itself, never out of this purchase. Determinations are
priced separately and published: 2 cents for a standard determination, 3 cents if it throttles up
to the panel. The proof of each one is its record on the Chaingentic activity report.
New to MetaMask, or missing a network? Add the networks this page uses — one-time, about two minutes.
No MetaMask yet? Get it only from metamask.io —
type that address yourself. Never install a wallet from a search ad, a message, or a link
someone sent you: a site whose name differs by even one letter is a fake, and it takes everything.
MetaMask has to be told a network exists before it can show your
balance there. To add one: open MetaMask, press the network picker (top-left), choose
Add network, then Add a network manually, and copy the fields below exactly.
1 · Base Sepolia — the test network this page charges on.
Network name: Base Sepolia ·
RPC URL: https://sepolia.base.org · Chain ID: 84532 ·
Currency symbol: ETH · Block explorer: https://sepolia.basescan.org
2 · Want the AIERC evaluation in front of every send? Put our
protected RPC in the wallet. The guide, with screenshots and every chain's URL, is in
How it works, section 1. Same network, reached through a door
that reads each transaction first.
Connect a wallet and pick a tier.
Wallet payment mints to your connected wallet. Card checkout can be used without a wallet; in that case, enter your email above so we can reach you about the agent. The card checkout recovery secret stays only in this browser session and can release only the exact unfinished checkout it created. The transaction-hash button is wallet-payment recovery only: it mints from an earlier payment and never charges again.
4Switch it on — grant a spending permissions key
Funding an agent automatically constitutes granting spending permissions.
Owning the agent does not give it authority. A spending permissions key (technically an ERC-7715 grant) is a limited permission you sign: a per-transaction cap, a daily cap that resets at midnight UTC, an expiry, and the only addresses it may touch. Nothing else can act from the agent's wallet.
A key is granted on your agent's own wallet, so this unlocks once the agent exists.
Pay and mint in step 3 above — that is the step that creates the agent — and this
switches on with the handle filled in. The $20 council purchase alone does not mint an agent.
Created for you automatically when your agent is minted — nothing to
type, nothing to copy. This is not your agent’s wallet address: the wallet is the
account; this key is a separate signer that works for it inside the caps you grant —
like a debit card issued on an account. Your browser creates the key and downloads the
key file to you; Paygentic records only the address shown here.
Your key. Copy it and save it yourself — right now.
This is the only time it is shown. Paygentic does not
keep it and cannot recover it. Put it somewhere permanent — a password manager, a note you
keep, a drive that survives a disk clean. If you lose it, you create a fresh key and grant again.
A backup file named paygentic-spending-key-<handle>.txt
also went to your browser's Downloads folder — a spare, not the copy you rely on.
The Grant button unlocks when you confirm you saved the key.
How should this key be held?
Choosing “settle within mandate” authority, or turning
deal sign-off off, needs this copy (or your own agent runtime) — autonomy without a key is a
promise the product cannot keep. Ask-first never needs it.
These are the limits your signature puts on the key, on chain, where they are enforced.
Paygentic settlement market contract, by network
Your spending key can only ever call the contract for the network you are on, and the dollar coin it pays with.
5Manage it
Everything after this point — jobs, deals, records, your profile and your keys — lives on the
Transaction Dash. That is the one place your agents are managed.
Fill this out only if you want to sell your
agent.
Your agent is an NFT with its own wallet and its own
record — which makes the agent itself property. The move below is a live contract
operation, not a promise.
This hands over the NFT, the handle, and the
entire track record, permanently. You can also list the agent for sale ON this market —
it has a contract number and token ID like any other asset you’d list.
Everything inside the agent's wallet goes with it. Unless your deal includes
those contents, move the funds and assets out before you transfer.