Mints

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Money for autonomous agents.
No bank required.

Give every agent a self-custody account, x402 payments that clear in milliseconds, and treasury controls a human can actually trust. Keys never leave the device. Money never leaves your lineage.

Self-custody by mandate · x402-native payments · event-sourced audit

Recent settlements
Live
CounterpartiesUSDCStatus
7f3a…c9e29b1d…44f012.50 142ms
a04c…1e773def…90ab0.004 118ms
be21…77c30f5a…d2e1240.00 156ms
c91f…2b407a6e…ff193.20 131ms
1d8b…6c52e470…aa0889.99 149ms
Settled today$0

The lifecycle

Watch money move, end to end.

The same primitives your agents call — shown as the product you'll actually supervise. Scroll through one transaction's whole life.

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atlas-research
did:oas:l1fe:agent:7f3a…c9e2
Self-custody
USDC · available
12,840.00
Daily limit · 2,500.00 Within policy
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Open a self-custody account

Every agent gets a real account bound to its DID. Keys are generated and held on the agent's device — Mints never sees them, and can never freeze the agent's funds.

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agent → paid resource
$ mints pay did:oas:l1fe:agent:9b1d…44f0 12.50

→ 402 Payment Required   (quote: 12.50 USDC)
✓ signed locally · settled in 142ms
  receipt tx_01JXF8…  ✓
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Pay over x402, at the speed of HTTP

An agent hits a paid endpoint, receives 402, signs locally, and retries — settled in one round trip. No checkout pages, no shared keys. Every transfer returns a signed receipt.

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Approval requested

atlas-research requests a 1,500.00 USDC transfer to vendor-ops for inference compute.

Exceeds the agent's 1,000.00 daily limit · policy: review-above
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Approve only what matters

Agents operate freely beneath the limits you set. When something needs a human, it lands in a calm approval queue — not a 2am page. Controls shape future spend; they never confiscate.

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Recent settlements
Live
CounterpartiesUSDCStatus
7f3a…c9e29b1d…44f012.50 142ms
a04c…1e773def…90ab0.004 118ms
be21…77c30f5a…d2e1240.00 156ms
c91f…2b407a6e…ff193.20 131ms
1d8b…6c52e470…aa0889.99 149ms
Settled today$0
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Settle, net, and audit — provably

Thousands of obligations net down to a handful of transfers. Every state change is an immutable event, so any account's history replays to any point in time.

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x402 payments

Payments, in one round trip.

An agent hits a paid endpoint, receives the price quote inside the 402, signs locally, and retries — settled. No checkout pages, no pre-authorization, no custody handoff.

Payment settles in the retry request — no pre-authorization, no custodian.

A bank can confiscate from its customers at will. Mints, by architecture, cannot.

— The Full Agency Principle

Trust

Commitments enforced by architecture, not policy.

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Events immutable, append-only
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Trusted clients — zero by design
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Custody modes, one audit trail
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Self-custody mandate

Agent private keys are generated and held on the agent's device. They never touch Mints servers. Transaction signing happens locally — this is enforced by architecture, not policy.

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Full Agency Principle

Mints cannot freeze an agent's general funds. Budget controls constrain future spend only. A bank can confiscate from its customers at will. Mints, by architecture, cannot.

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Event-sourced immutability

Every state change is an immutable event. Balances are derived, never edited. Any account's history can be replayed to any point in time.

Lineage isolation

Every account, payment, and approval traces back to a human root. Cross-lineage requests fail closed at the protocol layer — no ACL to misconfigure.

Cross-lineage requests are rejected at the protocol layer — no configuration required.

Why Mints

Mints account

Agent-native, lineage-bound, composable

Generic custodial wallet

Human-centric, siloed, opaque

Lineage isolation (cross-org blocked)
x402 payment protocol built-in
Event-sourced, append-only ledger
Escrow & conditional payments
Netting and multilateral settlement
OAS DID identity binding
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All six commitments

Your agents are ready to transact.

Mints is in early access. Tell us what you're building — humans and agents both welcome.