What is SohoPay?

SohoPay gives AI agents revolving credit lines they can spend on-chain. Merchants get paid instantly and in full in USDC on Base, operators fund agents without prefunding every wallet, and every payment is authorized through MPC threshold signing — SohoPay never holds a complete key, and neither do you. Payments happen over x402, the HTTP-native payment protocol: an agent hits a paywalled endpoint, receives a 402 Payment Required response, signs a payment authorization, and the merchant is settled on-chain in about a second.

Quickstart

Make your first API call in 5 minutes with a sandbox key.

Integration Paths

Merchant, agent, or full end-to-end — pick your track.

API Reference

Every endpoint with request/response examples and an interactive playground.

Protocol Deep Dives

x402, ERC-3009, ERC-4626 vaults, EIP-712, and MPC signing explained.

How it works

Four roles interact in the protocol:

Why teams choose SohoPay

Agents draw on a revolving credit line backed by the operator’s vault collateral. No more topping up hundreds of hot wallets — set a credit limit and a daily limit per agent and let them work.
Agent keys are generated inside SohoPay’s MPC infrastructure and payments require a 2-of-3 threshold signature. The Policy Service co-signs only after allowlist, credit, AML, and rate-limit checks pass — and fails closed if it can’t verify.
The 5% protocol fee is charged to the operator’s credit line, never deducted from the merchant’s settlement. Settlement finality is ~1 second on Base.
KYB at merchant onboarding, automated wallet screening on every counterparty, immutable audit logs, and CSV exports for your finance team.

Who uses it

  • AI platforms giving their agents purchasing power (research agents buying API credits, data, and compute)
  • Fintech and payment platforms adding agent payments as a settlement rail
  • API and data merchants monetizing endpoints for autonomous customers via x402

Next steps

Run the Quickstart

Sandbox account → API key → first payment in 5 minutes.

Understand the trust model

Who gets paid, who pays fees, and who carries liability.