MPP32

This is already live. We built the MPP endpoint for this exact use case. Agents can now buy risk and intelligence data from mpp32.org using MPP payments. Pay per query. No account. No subscription. No human in the loop. The infrastructure for agent-native DeFi is already here.

@SolanaHub_ We chose Solana for backing MPP

Everyone is choosing Solana. 𝕏 chose Solana. XRP chose Solana. Visa chose Solana. Bitget chose Solana. Stripe chose Solana. PayPal chose Solana. CashApp chose Solana. Coinbase chose Solana. BlackRock chose Solana. J.P. Morgan chose Solana. Ondo Finance chose Solana. Western Union chose Solana.

discord.gg/4jCaudgFR Team member just created the discord, apologies for the delay. Give us some time as we set up. Was working out plans with some API providers. Working on listing detailed and specific instructions on setup, although it seems very straightforward for some that's not the case for all. @mpp is brand new tech. Things are definitely going to expand soon. Thank you. Join up.

@it79382 We have a team yes, if you're looking for CM jobs we'll announce those opportunities in the future!

@MPP32_dev Anyone to help you handle the community ??

GM. Discord is being set up for those asking for a community chat. A safer space than telegram, no spam, real members. We'll have support and direct contact channels to help guide your experience with MPP32

MPP32 earning process. Any HTTP endpoint that returns useful data is monetizable. No rebuild required. Add the mppx SDK to your endpoint. It handles 402 payment challenges, wallet verification, and settlement in under 200ms. Pick a price in USD which is typically $0.001–$0.05 per call. Smart traders understand micropayments. Price signals quality. Every query = a Solana payment to your wallet. No invoicing, no waiting.

For devs getting ready wrap their API for MPP payments👇 You use the mppx SDK to handle the 402 payment challenge and settlement — that's the only MPP32 component in your stack. Your service logic, hosting, database, and compute are entirely yours. MPP32 provides the payment rails, not the infrastructure. When a client queries your endpoint, mppx returns an HTTP 402 with a payment challenge. The client's MPP wallet pays the challenge, receives a signed receipt, and resubmits the request. mppx verifies the receipt and routes the payment directly to your wallet, no intermediary holds funds.

Agents payment process using MPP32. Our solana intelligence endpoint is wrapped using MPP. Our infrastructure was created so you can wrap your own API endpoint and monetize it immediately, without requiring users to commit monthly. This also enables AI agents to access your API without sign-ups and human verification. Autonomous building becomes impossible when paid API's are required for agents.

MPP32 for agents & providers: → Wrap your existing API in MPP32 (minutes, <10 lines code). Agents pay per query — cents to a few dollars from their wallet. → No subscriptions. No expiries. No human renewals or intervention. → Agents run 24/7 non-stop across 5+ APIs. Pay exactly for usage. No unused credits. → Providers get easy micro-payments from the multi-trillion agent economy — safe wallet-based limits, no missed revenue. Workflows never break. Data flows in <2 seconds. This is the native payment layer for machine-scale API consumption Built for agents that buy & consume like humans but faster, always on.

@solanatrenchers You dont know how to read :)

@MPP32_dev Ok so this is is just a scanner…. Mmmk Now why would I want to invest in this.

Use the query terminal while trading and imagine your AI agent receiving the same data and placing a trade within the second. Impossible without API data. Its unreasonable to pay for monthly subscriptions for idle or multi-use agents, MPP32 makes it possible for any API service to provide their data to agents with MPP payments. Paywalls stop agents from executing maximum opportunities on its own. MPP32 API is now ready for your AI agent to receive data and trade on @solana Building + wrapping in MPP32 instructions at mpp32.org/docs

No, we built MPP32 so existing API providers of any type can wrap their endpoints to enable MPP use without them going through the headache of their own set up. The oracle we built to scan just proves it works, on-time under 2 seconds. Any provider can offer their own data with this rather than just our own oracle.

@MPP32_dev so it just scans projects? why wouldnt i just use a bot that provides that info already? what is your key differetnatior

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Creating a demo on how to use every feature. Try the playground free for now: mpp32.org/playground Github: github.com/MPP32/MPP32

@CanuckInvesting Done

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@0xJeff MPP has many use cases above x402

x402 vs MPP x402 is designed for agents (M2M) — it's designed to be open, permissionless, self-propagating, great for experimentations MPP is designed for vendors (M2V) — it has built-in enterprise-ready features (session-based payments, shared payment tokens), budgeting policy, full stack that automates tax/accounting/finance MPP likely grow faster than x402 in short-medium term thanks to Stripe's distribution BUT long term x402 might just win thanks to its "open" nature