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Zero-Latency HTTP Payments

x402-flash eliminates settlement latency with escrow-based payment buffers. API responses are instant, payments settle asynchronously. Cross-chain ready: Base, Solana, and beyond.

EIP-712 Signatures
Multi-Chain Compatible

The Settlement Latency Problem

Traditional x402 requires on-chain settlement for each request

Settlement latency ranges from seconds to minutes

High gas costs for frequent micropayments

Poor UX for high-frequency API interactions

How x402-flash Solves This

Pre-funded payment channels with escrow smart contracts

Off-chain EIP-712 signatures for instant authorization

Batch multiple payments into single settlement transactions

Cryptographically secure with no settlement delay

x402-flash Components

Everything you need to implement zero-latency HTTP payments

Settlement Layer (Coming Soon)

Solidity smart contracts for payment channel management and settlement. Gas-efficient architecture with EIP-712 signature verification. Cross-chain compatible.

Express Middleware (Coming Soon)

Drop-in Express.js middleware for server-side x402-flash integration. Validates signatures off-chain and responds instantly.

Fetch Wrapper (Coming Soon)

Client SDK that automatically handles payment signing and authorization. Seamless integration with standard fetch API.

Demo Frontend (Coming Soon)

Next.js app with Coinbase OnchainKit integration. Channel management, wallet connection, and real-time payment status.

CLI Testing Tool (Coming Soon)

Command-line tool for testing x402-enabled endpoints. Perfect for development and debugging your payment integration.

Use Cases & Applications

★★★★★

"x402-flash enables our streaming data API to handle thousands of micropayments per second without settlement latency. Clients pay per request and get instant responses."

Real-Time Data APIs

Financial market data, weather feeds, IoT sensors

★★★★★

"AI inference APIs can now charge per token without waiting for blockchain confirmations. Users deposit once and make hundreds of requests instantly."

AI & ML Inference

LLM APIs, image generation, embeddings

★★★★★

"Content platforms can monetize APIs with pay-per-request pricing. Batch settlement reduces gas costs by 95% compared to per-transaction payments."

Content & Media APIs

CDN access, video streaming, article retrieval

Key Metrics

Performance improvements over traditional x402 protocol

0ms

Settlement Latency for API Responses

95%

Gas Cost Reduction via Batching

1000s

Micropayments Per Second

EIP-712

Cryptographic Security Standard

Getting Started

Annual billing (Save 20%)

Smart Contracts

$Free/

billed monthly

  • Solidity source code (MIT)
  • Foundry testing framework
  • Comprehensive test suite
  • Deploy to Base, Optimism, or any EVM chain
  • Gas-optimized batch settlement
  • Cross-chain compatible design

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Deploy the settlement layer to EVM-compatible chains

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Full Stack Demo

$Free/

billed monthly

  • Next.js frontend with OnchainKit
  • Express.js API server
  • Client & server middleware
  • Wallet integration examples
  • Channel management UI
  • Real-time payment status
  • CLI testing tool
  • Complete documentation

Clone Repository

Everything you need to build payment-enabled APIs

Production Support

$Custom/

billed monthly

  • Security audit assistance
  • Custom integration development
  • Production deployment support
  • Smart contract customization
  • Performance optimization
  • Technical consulting
  • SLA & priority support
  • Training & workshops

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Enterprise support for production deployments

How It Works

Three-step payment flow from channel opening to settlement

1

Open Channel

Client deposits tokens into the escrow smart contract and opens a payment channel with the API server

2

Sign & Request

Client signs EIP-712 payment authorizations off-chain and sends API requests with cryptographic proofs

3

Instant Response

Server validates signatures and responds immediately. Payments are batched and settled on-chain asynchronously

Ready to build with x402-flash?