I built AgentMint Verify after noticing that “supports agent payments” can mean very different things. An endpoint might return HTTP 402 but still lack machine-readable discovery, a verified settlement path, or proof that the paid response was delivered. The beta makes those claims explicit. Paste an HTTPS endpoint and it produces a six-layer Trust Card. The scanner is intentionally read-only: it sends no wallet credentials, signatures, or payment. You can also start a free seven-day monitor to catch protocol drift. The current beta charges nothing. The $29/month Founder tier shown on the site is an intent test, not an active checkout. I would especially value feedback from people building x402 or MPP endpoints: Which evidence layer is missing from your deployment workflow? Would a CI gate or hosted drift monitor be more useful? What proof would you need before trusting an agent to spend automatically?

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What evidence should an AI agent require before paying an API?

HTTP 402 tells an agent that it must pay, but not whether pricing discovery, settlement verification, delivery, or retries work as expected.

While building AgentMint Verify, I chose to keep first scans read-only and separate each stage into its own evidence layer instead of producing one opaque safe/unsafe score.

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Verify agent payment endpoints before your AI spends

Verify agent payment endpoints before your AI spends

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What evidence should an AI agent require before paying an API?

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What evidence should an AI agent require before paying an API?