Caps
One number per site. Nothing above it moves without you.
A capped spending pocket on Robinhood Chain that pays websites, tools, and agents over x402 while you browse.
One number per site. Nothing above it moves without you.
HTTP 402 settled in USDG. Gasless for you. No popups under the cap.
Derived from your seed, one per origin. A site sees one address and nothing else.
Give a tool or agent its own key with its own cap. Revoke it any time.
Registered domains get tipped per visit from your pocket. Fair by default.
Self-hosted DNS. Blocks trackers and drainers. Shares scam flags in a peer swarm.
Burn to raise your limits. Three tiers. Nothing else changes.
Fixed supply. Only ever bought and burned. Pays no one.
One DNS record and one signature. No platform, no account, no cut.
Drop in payholeFetch and any 402 is handled under the cap. The CLI gives agents the same pocket.
import { payholeFetch } from "@payhole/sdk"; const res = await payholeFetch("https://api.example.com/report", { cap: "0.50" // USDG for this call });
$ payhole key create --cap 5 $ payhole status $ payhole pay https://example.com/article
No staking. No yield. No cashback. No airdrop. Burning raises your tier and nothing else.
Three contracts on Robinhood Chain, all owned by one Safe, all verified on Sourcify. Read them before you fund a pocket.
You get one prompt. Approve, raise the cap, or decline. Nothing moves until you answer.
No. Each address is derived for one origin. A site sees its own address and its own cap.
Not you. x402 settlement is gasless for the payer. The facilitator submits the transaction.
No. It is bought and burned. There is no staking, yield, cashback, or airdrop.
No. It is a DNS resolver you run yourself. Blocked domains get no answer. Your traffic goes where it always went.
Yes. They are open source, tested, and verified on Sourcify. Read them before you fund a pocket.