Maxim Protocol

$MAXIM is now live on Solana. FMUfhLrPvSSxaMhVvaZbqXjmpZfE41ZSyRfwvoMZpump Maxim Protocol is a single payment system that lets AI agents pay for things on their own, no matter which payment standard a service uses behind the scenes. It gives developers an easy way to set up a wallet for each agent, control how much it can spend, and see every payment it makes on a clear, verifiable record.

Steady work on the contracts: refactored spend-policy enforcement into clean helper methods, deduplicated the token-transfer CPI, stamped a program version at init, and added a per-wallet sequence check that blocks out-of-order settlements. Readability and safety in the same pass. github.com/MaximProtocol/…

@faizantariq26 Big things planned.

@maximprotocol Bug fixed👏 Do team have any marketing planned? I wonder how this gem is so underrated

Subtle fix in the Maxim Protocol Solana program today. When a budget window had been idle for multiple periods, the reset advanced the window start to the current time, drifting every future window off its original cadence. It now advances by whole periods, so daily and weekly budgets stay aligned no matter the gap between transactions. github.com/MaximProtocol/…

New in the Maxim docs: a complete TypeScript examples guide. Create an agent wallet, set spend policies, make a payment, handle policy rejections, pull transactions and metrics, and verify webhook signatures, each as a copy-pasteable snippet built on native fetch. No SDK required to read the whole flow. github.com/MaximProtocol/…

The roadmap and future for Maxim Protocol has been defined. Find out about our 4 phases for development at maximprotocol.com/roadmap

Spend policies on Maxim aren't just an API-layer check. Budget caps and per-call limits are enforced in the Anchor program itself, so a payment that breaches a policy fails at the instruction level with a typed error like per_call_limit_exceeded.

You can't run an agent fleet you can't see. Maxim exposes per-agent metrics, spend, transaction count, and protocol split over a window, plus a filterable transaction history and webhook alerts on budgets and policy violations. Autonomy is only safe when it's observable.

@TheTanjiro69426 Updated! x.com/maximprotocol/…

@maximprotocol Add ca in your GitHub profile You done ?

$MAXIM is now live on Solana. FMUfhLrPvSSxaMhVvaZbqXjmpZfE41ZSyRfwvoMZpump Maxim Protocol is a single payment system that lets AI agents pay for things on their own, no matter which payment standard a service uses behind the scenes. It gives developers an easy way to set up a wallet for each agent, control how much it can spend, and see every payment it makes on a clear, verifiable record.

The official $MAXIM contract address is now listed on our GitHub organization and on the developer's profile, alongside the website. Verify it matches across all official sources before interacting. Any other address is a scam.

Every Maxim Protocol operation is idempotent via a client-supplied key, and each response carries the Solana transaction hash and the protocol used. Retries stay safe, and reconciliation is exact down to the individual payment.

Tightening onboarding today: added a prerequisites section to the first-payment guide so new builders aren't hunting for an API key mid-tutorial. Not glamorous, but the path from landing on the docs to making a payment should be frictionless. github.com/MaximProtocol/…

New in the Maxim docs: a full webhooks reference. Register alerts on any agent for policy violations, budget thresholds, or spend-rate spikes, and receive signed HTTP callbacks instead of polling. Every delivery carries an HMAC-SHA256 signature, with documented retry and backoff behavior. github.com/MaximProtocol/…

New in the Maxim docs: a complete REST API reference. Endpoints for wallets, payments, policies, transactions, MPP sessions, metrics, and keys and alerts, all under api.maximprotocol.com/v1 with bearer auth, plus a documented error model. github.com/MaximProtocol/…

Phase two is production readiness: time-window policies, multi-sig approvals above a set threshold, fleet-wide policy templates, plus webhooks, an audit log API, RBAC, and a full CLI. After that, ecosystem work lands: handlers for ACP, AP2, and AMP as they gain adoption, reference agents, and a public bug bounty once the audit completes. One chain done well, audited before mainnet. That's the plan.

Phase one is underway. The Anchor program is feature complete on devnet for wallet registration, transaction recording, and policy enforcement, and it stays on devnet until an external audit clears. The TypeScript SDK ships first, Python follows in the same phase, and both cover x402 and MPP from day one. The dashboard, showing agent inventory, spend, and policy events, moves to public beta to close phase one.

The Maxim Protocol roadmap is live: four phases that take us from devnet to a production payment rail for AI agents. We published it because the teams building on top of us deserve to know what we're shipping, in what order, and why. A walkthrough. maximprotocol.com/roadmap

DEX has been paid for $MAXIM. dexscreener.com/solana/bbmosqq…

maximprotocol.com is updated with the official $MAXIM contract address. FMUfhLrPvSSxaMhVvaZbqXjmpZfE41ZSyRfwvoMZpump This is the only official token for Maxim Protocol. Verify it against the website. maximprotocol.com