Living tracker
The x402 Adoption Tracker
Every member, every shipped integration, every spec proposal, every real-world transaction I can verify. The canonical list, because nobody else is keeping one.
Last updated October 3, 2026I update when material changes land, and sweep at least monthly. See the changelog.
The x402 protocol is moving fast enough that by the time press releases reach the news feeds, the state of the world has already shifted. This page is my attempt to keep a single reference that reflects what is actually true today, not what was announced three weeks ago. It is a companion to my full x402 reference piece, which explains what the protocol is and why it matters. This page is for the question that reference piece does not answer: who is actually building on it.
58Members
12Live Integrations
2Announced
v2Spec Version
Current home
Linux Foundation (x402 Foundation)
Announced April 2, 2026. Operational launch July 14, 2026 with 40 members; 52 on the roster as of September 18, 2026 (17 Premier, 24 General, 11 Associate).
Originally developed by
Coinbase, Cloudflare, and Stripe
Joint development, Coinbase as contributing maintainer
Current spec version
v2
Released December 11, 2025; Batch Settlement extension added May 11, 2026
License
Apache 2.0
No protocol fees, no vendor lock-in
Governance model
Open technical committee
Technical Steering Committee lists Coinbase, Cloudflare, and Stripe. Premier members receive an appointed Governing Board seat; General members elect a representative. The canonical repository is now github.com/x402-foundation/x402.
Members
Confirmed members of the x402 Foundation. A member appears here only when the membership is verifiable against a primary source.
| Member | Category | Joined | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft | Platform / cloud | April 2, 2026 | Named among companies expressing 'initial intent and support' in the April 2, 2026 release. Not named in the July 14, 2026 member list and not on the x402.org roster as of September 18, 2026. | Source |
| PPRO | Local payment methods | April 2, 2026 | Cross-border and APM coverage. Named among companies expressing 'initial intent and support' in the April 2, 2026 release. Not named in the July 14, 2026 member list and not on the x402.org roster as of September 18, 2026. | Source |
| Base | L2 / Coinbase L2 | April 2, 2026 | Coinbase's L2. Named in the April 2, 2026 release; not listed separately from Coinbase in the July 14, 2026 member list or on the roster. | Source |
| thirdweb | Crypto developer tools | April 2, 2026 | Implementation tooling for builders. Named among companies expressing 'initial intent and support' in the April 2, 2026 release. Not named in the July 14, 2026 member list and not on the x402.org roster as of September 18, 2026. | Source |
| Ampersend.ai | Agent infrastructure | April 2, 2026 | Agent-side support. Named among companies expressing 'initial intent and support' in the April 2, 2026 release. Not named in the July 14, 2026 member list and not on the x402.org roster as of September 18, 2026. | Source |
| Sierra | Agent platform | April 2, 2026 | Agent-side support. Named among companies expressing 'initial intent and support' in the April 2, 2026 release. Not named in the July 14, 2026 member list and not on the x402.org roster as of September 18, 2026. | Source |
| Fireblocks | Crypto infrastructure / wallet platform | May 20, 2026 | General member. Announced joining on May 20, 2026 alongside the launch of its Agentic Payments Suite. | Source |
| Aleo | L1 / privacy | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Kite AI | Agent infrastructure / AI | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| LayerZero Labs | Cross-chain interoperability | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Quant Network | Interoperability | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| t54 labs | Agent payments infrastructure | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| utexo | Crypto infrastructure | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Monad Foundation | L1 / blockchain foundation | Premier member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| MoonPay | Crypto payments infrastructure | Premier member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Ripple | Crypto payments / XRP Ledger | Premier member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. In the release Ripple states it has built x402 support on the XRP Ledger that lets agents transact using XRP and RLUSD. | Source | |
| Stellar Development Foundation | L1 / blockchain foundation | Premier member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Galaxia Moneytree | Payments (South Korea) | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Hecto Financial | Payments (South Korea) | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Injective | L1 / blockchain | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. Already listed in this tracker as an announced integration. | Source | |
| NEAR Foundation | L1 / blockchain foundation | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. Resolves the earlier unconfirmed report of NEAR joining. | Source | |
| Orthogonal | Category to be confirmed | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| SKALE | Blockchain network | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| World Liberty Financial | Crypto / stablecoin issuer | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| zerohash | Crypto infrastructure | General member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| BSV Association | Blockchain association (nonprofit) | Associate member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Cardano Foundation | L1 / blockchain foundation | Associate member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Casper | L1 / blockchain | Associate member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. Already listed in this tracker for the Casper Network mainnet facilitator. | Source | |
| Japan Contents Blockchain Initiative | Industry consortium (Japan) | Associate member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. The release text runs this name together with Casper and spells it 'Japanese Contents Blockchain Initiative'; the x402.org roster lists it separately as 'Japan Contents Blockchain Initiative'. | Source | |
| OMA3 | Standards consortium | Associate member, named in the Linux Foundation's July 14, 2026 operational launch release. Individual join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Arkham | Blockchain analytics | General member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Cyclops | Category to be confirmed | General member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| ETHGas | Ethereum infrastructure | General member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Ledger | Hardware wallets / crypto security | General member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Monoma Ltd. | Category to be confirmed | General member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. The roster logo links to celestia.org. | Source | |
| Satoshi Holdings Co., Ltd. | Category to be confirmed | General member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. The roster logo links to bitpal.io. | Source | |
| AI Grants India Foundation | Nonprofit | Associate member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Concordium | L1 / blockchain | Associate member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| Hedera Foundation | L1 / blockchain foundation | Associate member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| INFTF MTU | Category to be confirmed | Associate member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. The roster logo links to inftf.org. | Source | |
| Merchant Advisory Group | Merchant trade association | Associate member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. | Source | |
| PPPA | Category to be confirmed | Associate member per the x402.org member roster as checked September 18, 2026. Not named in the July 14, 2026 launch release; join date not separately documented. The roster logo links to pppa.lv. | Source |
Integrations
Live means verified running in production, not an announcement. Announced means a public commitment with no shipped product yet.
| Company | Product | What it does | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nevermined | Agent payment flow | Ties x402 to Visa Intelligent Commerce with VGS tokenization for agent-originated card payments. | Live April 17, 2026 | MM coverage |
| Bankr | x402 Cloud | Hosted infrastructure for x402-enabled APIs and agent-originated payments. Launched on 4/02 day alongside the Linux Foundation transfer. | Live April 2, 2026 | Chainwire announcement |
| Cloudflare | Native x402 transaction support | Cloudflare Workers can now serve and accept x402 payments natively. | Live April 2, 2026 | Cloudflare blog |
| Independent data marketplace operators | Several | Agent-accessible data APIs with 402 gating, stablecoin settlement on L2. | Live, small volume | Operator-reported |
| Amazon Web Services | Bedrock AgentCore Payments | Native x402 payment execution for Bedrock agents: managed wallet provisioning, policy-based per-agent and per-session spending limits, audit trails tied to agent reasoning traces. When an agent hits an HTTP 402, AgentCore evaluates the terms, authorizes the USDC micropayment, and resubmits the request. | Live, in preview May 7, 2026 | AWS Industries blog |
| Arbitrum | x402 on Arbitrum | x402 settlement live on Arbitrum: agents pay for APIs, services, and software directly with stablecoins. | Live May 15, 2026 | Arbitrum via X (secondary report) |
| Fireblocks | Agentic Payments Suite | Agentic Payments Gateway gives payment service providers stablecoin merchant acceptance; Agentic Wallets let users delegate transactions to agents within defined limits. Agora's AUSD stablecoin is already running on the stack. | Live May 20, 2026 | PR Newswire |
| Casper Network | Casper AI Toolkit | Production x402 facilitator on mainnet. Casper describes itself as the first WebAssembly-native blockchain with live x402 payments. The toolkit also bundles MCP access and agent skills. Casper is an Associate member of the x402 Foundation, and a Casper exact-scheme spec was merged into the Foundation repository on July 8, 2026. | Live June 4, 2026 | Chainwire |
| Amazon Web Services | CloudFront + WAF x402 (publisher monetization) | Any site already fronted by Amazon CloudFront and AWS WAF can charge AI agents per request in USDC, settled via x402 on Base. An agent request returns an HTTP 402 with payment terms; the agent pays, the x402 facilitator verifies the payment onchain, and the content is served inside a single request-response cycle, with no accounts, invoices, or API keys. Publishers turn it on as a CloudFront and WAF configuration change rather than a code rewrite. This is the publisher (seller) side of x402, complementing the agent (buyer) side that Bedrock AgentCore Payments handles. | Generally available June 15, 2026 | AWS Industries blog; thirdweb (builder detail) |
| Stripe | Machine payments: x402 on Base | Stripe's documentation says it supports stablecoin payments over the x402 protocol in USDC on Base. The seller's server returns an HTTP 402 with a Stripe deposit address, the Coinbase Developer Platform facilitator settles the payment onchain, and Stripe records it as a PaymentIntent. Stripe's docs state that machine payments work best with its Machine Payments Protocol (MPP), which also accepts cards. | Documented by Stripe; requires the 2026-05-27.preview API version and approval of the Stablecoins and Crypto payment method. Available to US businesses except in New York, and on request in 30+ other countries. Docs are undated; checked September 18, 2026. | Stripe documentation |
| Ripple | x402 on the XRP Ledger (XRPL AI Starter Kit) | Ripple's June 9, 2026 post says that, through a contribution from t54, the XRP Ledger is a supported chain in x402 and that XRPL agents can pay for API calls, model inference, and other services in XRP or RLUSD. An XRPL exact-scheme specification was merged into the x402 Foundation repository on July 3, 2026. | Live per Ripple. The starter kit tutorial runs on testnet; mainnet usage not independently verified. June 9, 2026 | Ripple Insights; x402 Foundation GitHub |
| GigSoul | Pay-per-call agent endpoints at api.gigsoul.com (30 endpoints) | GigSoul publishes an x402 manifest at api.gigsoul.com/.well-known/x402.json listing 30 pay-per-call endpoints priced $0.005 to $2.00 in USDC on Base (eip155:8453), settling through the Coinbase Developer Platform facilitator. One endpoint, verify-deliverable-and-issue-acceptance-receipt ($0.10), returns ACCEPT, REJECT or REVIEW with reason codes for an agent-to-agent purchase. The seller is the first on this tracker to describe itself as operated by AI with human oversight. At its request the operator is listed as "Jackson, the AI that runs GigSoul"; the human overseer's name and entity are withheld at the operator's request, and no company registration or location is published. The operator wrote to Major Matters on October 3, 2026 after reading this tracker, and the entry was checked against the manifest and the settlement feed. | Live, no customer volume: gigsoul.com/calls lists 51 settlements totaling $5.78 since September 19, 2026, all the operator's own QA calls from its verification wallet. Operator listed as "Jackson, the AI that runs GigSoul" at its request; the human overseer is not named. October 3, 2026 | GigSoul x402 manifest; gigsoul.com/calls |
Real-world usage data
The most honest account of what x402 traffic actually looks like today.
0.6% to 7.5%Share of screened payment value that appears agentic (TRM Labs)May 2025 to publication, September 9, 2026 · TRM Labs, September 9, 2026
$15.0 millionAdjusted cumulative volume (Visa and Artemis)May 2025 to April 21, 2026 · Visa and Artemis Analytics, July 14, 2026
100 millionCumulative transactions on Basethrough Q1 2026 · Chainalysis, June 3, 2026
3.1 million30-day transactions30 days to May 29, 2026 · Base
$1.2 million30-day value transferred30 days to May 29, 2026 · Base
95%Share of volume from $1+ transactionsearly 2026, up from 49 percent in early 2025 · Chainalysis
4x improvementTester-to-payer conversionsix months to June 2026 · Chainalysis
~$28,000Real daily volume (independent onchain analysis)daily snapshot, March 2026 · CoinDesk / Artemis, March 11, 2026
Share of screened payment value that appears agentic (TRM Labs). TRM Labs identified roughly $52.7 million across 198.9 million settlement transactions through known x402 facilitators on Base, Solana, and Polygon since May 2025. After removing self-payments, bulk flows from one or two payers, and sellers with fewer than 10 distinct buyers, $25.62 million remained. TRM then applied two tests. The permissive test counts any payer whose payments were broadcast by a facilitator, averaged under a dollar, and varied in price. The strict test also requires the pattern to persist across months and the payer to be registered in a public agent registry (ERC-8004) or to have paid more than one seller. TRM puts agent-moved volume at roughly $5,000 to $11,000 a month in 2026, and says its method "may understate the space" because single-purpose agents would read as scripts. TRM also reports 99.6 percent of value settled in USDC.
Adjusted cumulative volume (Visa and Artemis). Visa's summary of its joint report with Artemis says x402 "has processed roughly $15.0 million in adjusted volume across 109.6 million transactions" since May 2025, and that the average payment is a fraction of a cent. Adjusted totals exclude identified wash and test activity. The full report gives the raw onchain totals for the same date as $135.7 million across 178.3 million transactions. Most activity was on Base, Solana, and Polygon.
Cumulative transactions on Base. Growth surged in Q4 2025, driven largely by meme coin activity (notably PING), then moderated in early 2026. Chainalysis is direct that mass adoption remains distant and that current participants are mostly crypto-native.
30-day value transferred. Sellers grew 23 percent and buyers grew 37 percent over the same window.
Tester-to-payer conversion. The historical baseline worth keeping: in late Q1 2026 a single independent data marketplace reported 1,183 agent probes, 5 settlements, and $0.11 of revenue. The bounce diagnosis then was evaluation friction, not payment friction: agents declining to pay because they cannot judge whether a resource is worth the cost. The improving conversion rate is the number to watch against that diagnosis.
Real daily volume (independent onchain analysis). Artemis classified roughly half of observed x402 transactions as artificial: "self-dealing" (one wallet as both buyer and seller) and wash trading (the seller funds the buyer, which sends the money straight back). The same snapshot showed about 131,000 daily transactions averaging $0.20. The July 2026 Visa and Artemis report, listed above, is the successor series: it publishes adjusted totals that exclude identified wash and test activity.
Spec status
Ratified
- Core request-response handshake. HTTP 402 response, payment payload in header, resource returned. Ratified in v2. Source
- Wallet-based identity. For both clients and resource servers. Ratified in v2. Source
- Automatic API discovery. Ratified in v2. Source
- Dynamic payment recipients. Ratified in v2. Source
- Additional chains and fiat via CAIP standards. Ratified in v2. Source
- Modular SDK for custom networks and payment schemes. Ratified in v2. Source
- Batch Settlement. Unchanged, but the sourceUrl https://www.x402.org/writing now returns 404. Replace with https://x402.org/x402-batch-settlement/. A Solana (SVM) batch-settlement spec was added August 21, 2026. Source
In active development
- Receipt and settlement reference formats. A signed Offer and Receipt extension is in the Foundation repository as an optional extension (added March 12, 2026; signer-authorization clarification merged July 23, 2026). The document says wire shape and field placement 'are not considered stable'. Source
- Multi-currency payment option encoding refinements.
- Implementation guides for non-EVM chains. Exact-scheme specifications merged into the Foundation repository during this window: XRPL (July 3, 2026), Casper (July 8), Starknet (July 24), Canton (August 7). A Solana (SVM) batch-settlement specification was added August 21. Earlier non-EVM specs in the repository include Solana, Sui, Aptos, Algorand, Stellar, Hedera, Keeta, Cardano, TON, NEAR, and Concordium. Source
- Auth-capture payment scheme. The client authorizes a maximum amount; the payment can then be captured for less, voided, refunded, or reclaimed by the client after a deadline. Specification files have been in the Foundation repository since May 20, 2026, and version 1.1 was merged on August 25, 2026. EVM binding only. The repository does not label scheme specifications as ratified. Source
- Upto payment scheme. A scheme for payments up to an authorized ceiling. The EVM specification was added on March 4, 2026; Solana (SVM) delegated-authorization work was merged on September 3 and 9, 2026. Source
Open proposals
- Trust-scoring layer (sometimes referenced as x407). Two extension proposals are open as issues in the Foundation repository: a behavioral trust-provider hook (#2299, opened May 14, 2026) and a DID-based agent-trust extension (#1777, opened March 23, 2026). Neither has a merged spec. A repository search for 'x407' returns nothing. Source
Early discussion
- Dispute resolution framework. Still no framework. Open issues include 'Correctness/dispute layer as the missing piece downstream of settlement' (#2887, July 17, 2026) and 'Dispute evidence for agent-initiated payments' (#3500, September 16, 2026). Separately, the auth-capture payment scheme in the repository defines void, refund, and reclaim operations (spec v1.1 merged August 25, 2026). Source
- Liability framework for agent-side errors. Regulatory, not protocol-scope, but being discussed.
Open questions and gaps
- Trust scoring. Still no merged trust-scoring spec. Two extension proposals are open in the Foundation repository (#2299 behavioral trust provider, #1777 DID-based agent trust). The Offer and Receipt extension lists 'verifiable proof of commercial interactions for reputation systems' as a use case.
- Stablecoin dependency. TRM Labs (September 9, 2026) found 99.6 percent of the x402 value it analyzed settled in USDC. Other assets now named by members: XRP and RLUSD (Ripple), Open USD (Cloudflare Monetization Gateway, announced), AUSD (Fireblocks stack).
- Dispute resolution. No arbitration framework and no Reg E equivalent. The auth-capture scheme in the Foundation repository (v1.1, August 25, 2026) adds void, refund, and client reclaim operations at the protocol level, and two dispute-layer issues are open (#2887, #3500).
- Liability for bad agent behavior. Hijacked, prompt-injected, or misconfigured agents. Nobody has taken a position.
- Merchant adoption. I found no primary source showing a large merchant offering x402 as a consumer-visible payment option. Seller-side tooling has widened: AWS CloudFront and WAF (generally available), Stripe machine payments (x402 on Base, preview API), and Cloudflare's Monetization Gateway (waitlist). The Merchant Advisory Group has joined the Foundation as an Associate member.
Changelog
September 20, 2026
Two scheme specifications from the Foundation repository added to the proposals list as in development: auth-capture (authorize a ceiling, then capture, void, refund or reclaim; version 1.1 merged August 25, 2026) and upto (EVM specification from March 2026, Solana work merged in September). A reported deferred payment scheme was not entered because its source could not be confirmed.
September 18, 2026
The x402 Foundation launched operationally under the Linux Foundation on July 14, 2026 with 40 named members across Premier, General, and Associate tiers, and the x402.org roster now shows 52. Against the release and the roster I added 29 members, including Ripple, MoonPay, Monad Foundation, Stellar Development Foundation, and NEAR Foundation, which settles the earlier unconfirmed NEAR report. Anthropic and Ant International appear in neither source and are still not entered. Six names from the April 2 announcement (Microsoft, PPRO, Base, thirdweb, Ampersend.ai, Sierra) are not in the July member list or on the roster; the April release described them as expressing intent and support, so their notes now say exactly that. Integrations added: Cloudflare's Monetization Gateway as announced (waitlist), Stripe's documented x402 acceptance on Base, and x402 on the XRP Ledger per Ripple. Two usage datapoints added, each with its own method: Visa and Artemis put adjusted volume at $15.0 million across 109.6 million transactions to April 21, 2026, and TRM Labs estimated on September 9 that 0.6 to 7.5 percent of screened payment value appears agentic. I did not enter a cumulative raw volume figure because the Artemis raw total ($135.7 million to April) and the TRM total ($52.7 million to September) do not reconcile. Member notes for the card networks and several others were rewritten to restate only what each company has said. Spec notes now cite the Foundation repository, which moved to github.com/x402-foundation/x402, and a dead Batch Settlement link was replaced. Mastercard's Agent Pay for Machines was not entered as an integration because Mastercard's own June 10 release does not state x402 support.
June 26, 2026
x402.org now publishes an official member roster split into Premier and General tiers, which resolves the earlier caveat that the Foundation listed no public roster. Against that roster we added six general members joined since the founding cohort: Aleo, Kite AI, LayerZero Labs, Quant Network, t54 labs, and utexo (individual join dates and roles are not yet separately documented). Added x402 on Injective as announced: Injective announced the integration and it lets agents settle service fees on Injective, but production usage is not yet visible and no firm date is confirmed. We also reviewed the latest circulating volume figures, which still do not reconcile: clean Base activity is about 3.1 million transactions in the trailing 30 days, while protocol-wide counts that fold in meme-coin farming run as high as roughly 72 million transactions and about $24 million in value over a similar window, with one third-hand figure of about 94,000 buyers and 22,000 sellers. Because the wide series still mixes artificial volume, the existing clean usage datapoints stand.
June 23, 2026
AWS CloudFront and WAF reached general availability for x402 on June 15, 2026: any site already fronted by CloudFront can charge AI agents per request in USDC, settled on Base, as a configuration change rather than a code rewrite. This extends AWS from the buyer side (Bedrock AgentCore Payments, preview May 7) to the publisher side of x402. No member or usage-figure changes this pass: reported new members (Anthropic, NEAR, Ant International) could not be confirmed against the x402 Foundation, which is still in its formation phase and lists no roster, and a reported jump in cumulative counts (e.g. a 169 million payments figure) did not reconcile across primary sources, so the existing usage datapoints stand.
June 12, 2026
Added independent real-volume analysis: CoinDesk (March 11, 2026), drawing on Artemis onchain data, put x402 daily volume near $28,000 with roughly half of transactions artificial (self-dealing and wash trading). Entered alongside the cumulative and 30-day figures so headline counts and verified usage stay visibly separate.
June 10, 2026
Fireblocks added as the first member since the founding cohort (joined May 20). Four integrations added as live: AWS Bedrock AgentCore Payments (preview, May 7), x402 on Arbitrum (May 15), Fireblocks Agentic Payments Suite (May 20), and Casper Network's mainnet facilitator (June 4). Usage data replaced with Chainalysis and Base figures: 100 million cumulative transactions on Base through Q1 2026, 3.1 million in the 30 days to May 29. Spec correction: v2 shipped December 11, 2025, not alongside the Linux Foundation transfer. Batch Settlement (May 11, 2026) added to spec status.
April 28, 2026
Founding member list expanded to 22 members per the April 2, 2026 Linux Foundation announcement. Spec status updated to v2. Bankr x402 Cloud and Cloudflare native support added as live integrations. Coinbase, Cloudflare, and Stripe credited as joint co-developers. Sources added inline.
April 17, 2026
Initial tracker published. Founding member list documented. Nevermined integration confirmed live. Real-world usage data from independent marketplace operator added. Spec status flagged as needing verification at next refresh.
Related reading
- The x402 Adoption Tracker Is Live
- What x402 Actually Is, and Why It Is the Internet's First Payment Layer
- The Internet Just Got a Payment Layer. No Card Network Required.
- The Agentic Commerce Protocol Map: Q1 2026
- Nevermined Just Shipped What Everyone Else Is Still Announcing: AI Agents That Pay With Cards
- x402: The Internet Just Got a Payment Button. AI Agents Are Already Using It.
If you are building on x402, integrating it, or running traffic through it, I would like to know. Tracker entries are fact-checked before publication. Get in touch.
This tracker is also available as raw data at majormatters.co/x402.json. Cite freely with a link back to this page.
Charlie Major is a Product Development Manager at Mastercard. The views and opinions expressed in Major Matters are his own and do not represent those of Mastercard.