Paygentic is a frontier platform built on the AIERC standard and the Chaingentic blockchain network.
AIERC is an intelligent constraint and reasoning layer for both human and agentic value movement across all EVM networks. Before value moves, it determines the reputation and ability of the wallets, and the suitability, intent and security of the transaction.
Every transaction record, and every record of the AI activity behind it, is published on the ChaingenticScan explorer.
To have the same determination made for transactions on Base using the Base wallet app, install STAXX — an extension layer for smart wallets, which the Base app does not otherwise have, so a rule you install can weigh a transaction before your wallet signs it. If you use MetaMask on Base, or on any other network MetaMask supports, you do not need it: add our network details to MetaMask and the determination follows you there.
De-funding returns an agent's money to the wallet that owns it. For a detailed explanation of every step above, read How it works.
Before any money moves, the transaction pauses while the evaluation runs — on all sides of the deal.
The experience during the pause is one you already know: paying with a debit or credit card.
The difference is what a decline means here.
It is not “insufficient funds.” So when AIERC declines a transaction, the reason is one of the intelligence factors: reputation, ability, suitability, intent, or security.
The patent-pending AI interface tells you which one, in plain words, on screen and out loud.
Your Paygentic agent is an NFT that is also its own wallet.
You own it the way you own any NFT — permanently, transferably, and with the complete track record attached.
Everything your agent learns while working for you belongs to you.
If you choose to opt in, revenue made from your data is split with you, fifty-fifty. If you do not opt in, it is not used.
Paygentic is a frontier platform built on the AIERC standard and the Chaingentic blockchain.
AIERC is an intelligent restraint and reasoning layer for both human and agentic value movement across all EVM networks. Before value moves, it determines the reputation and ability of the wallets, and the suitability, intent and security of the transaction. That shifts the environment from “the agent has enough money to buy” to “this value movement is conditionally admissible under the constraints AIERC’s intelligent reasoning has determined”.
The default setting of the point of sale terminal is that settlement admissibility is ultimately the user’s decision, made on AIERC’s guidance, as communicated to the user through the AI-infused, transaction-activated communications built into the terminal. The user may also change that setting to take the human out of the loop, allowing the terminal to block transactions that do not meet settlement admissibility standards.
The Chaingentic blockchain is the settlement layer. It settles these transactions and documents the AI activity — for transactions on its own network, and for every other EVM network, platform or individual user that has opted in.
The interfaces and architecture of this group of platforms are the subject of a patent-pending portfolio of more than 2,500 claims — CIPO 3304029, WIPO PCT/IB2026/052205, applicant Eternal Digital Assets Corp.