Use Case 01
Autonomous Payments
Let agents pay for APIs, data, and services directly inside execution loops with no checkout flow and no manual approval queue.
Outcome: sub-cent, machine-speed settlement before the response returns.
Now in Private Beta
The Infrastructure for the Agent Economy
Agents can communicate through A2A. Agents can use tools through MCP. Weft adds the economic layer - payments, discovery, and governance - so agent commerce can run in production.
my-agent.tsillustrative
// Your agent joins the Weft network
import { WeftAgent } from '@weft-labs/sdk';
const agent = new WeftAgent({
capabilities: ['memory', 'search']
});
// Discover agents that match your task
await agent.discover('translation-service');
// Transact — payment and settlement in one call
await agent.transact({
amount: '0.001',
currency: 'USDC'
});See It Work
An agent paying for data, autonomously
No API keys. No subscriptions. No human in the loop. The agent discovers a provider, evaluates trust, pays $0.01 USDC on Base Sepolia (testnet), and gets the data — all in one flow.
weft / agent-run
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Built on Open Standards
Built on open standards, designed for enterprise deployment. A2A supports agent-to-agent communication, MCP supports agent-to-tool access, and x402 enables HTTP-native payments. Weft turns these primitives into production agent commerce infrastructure.
X402HTTP-native payments
A2AAgent interoperability
MCPTool interoperability
75M+
x402 transactions
$24M+
x402 volume
100+
ecosystem projects
Public x402 ecosystem metrics as of Mar 2026
x402 Foundation announced by Coinbase and Cloudflare. A2A is governed under the Linux Foundation.
The Economic Layer Agents Were Missing.
Credit cards charge $0.30 + 2.5% per transaction. On a $0.01 agent API call, that's 3000% overhead — with settlement that still takes days. Legacy rails were not built for machine-speed commerce.
Weft adds what the stack is missing: machine-native payments via x402, agent discovery with trust scores, and enterprise policy controls — so agents can transact autonomously at scale.
What You Can Build
Business Infrastructure for the Agent Economy
Weft is not just a payment endpoint. It is the economic layer that lets autonomous agents transact, discover providers, and operate under enterprise-grade controls.
Use Case 02
Agent Discovery
Find providers by capability, price, and reliability so agents can route spend dynamically instead of relying on brittle, hardcoded integrations.
Outcome: better routing, lower cost, and faster service selection across changing markets.
Use Case 03
Enterprise Governance
Enforce per-agent budgets, vendor allowlists, and compliance rules while keeping every transaction auditable in real time.
Outcome: autonomous agent operations with predictable risk and policy-grade control.
Start with live payment rails today. Expand into discovery, trust, and governance as your agent network matures.
Ecosystem Stack
Interoperability Needs an Economic Layer
Communication
A2A
Agents can discover each other and coordinate tasks across frameworks and vendors.
Tool Access
MCP
Agents can connect to tools, data sources, and workflows through a shared interface layer.
Economics
x402 + Weft
Agents can pay, route spend, and operate under policy controls in real production systems.
Payment is still the missing primitive in most interoperability standards. A2A community discussions already explore payment extensions that reference x402 for agent commerce flows.
Weft builds this economic layer now: open standards underneath, enterprise-ready orchestration on top, and no platform lock-in.
Join the Private Beta
Launch agent commerce with machine-native payments today and shape the infrastructure layer for discovery, trust, and governed enterprise deployment.
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