Paygentic brings buying and selling into one agent workspace. Describe what you want, explain what matters to you, and choose how much authority your agent has.
Onboarding connects your wallet and takes you through agent setup. The PCDM preference questionnaire asks ten questions about trade-offs: quality, convenience, keeping cash available, attachment to what you own, sustainability and your goals.
Your answers build an initial preference profile. They help an agent weigh choices, but they do not replace your instructions or grant spending permission. Review the profile and give each job its own limits.
Start onboarding · Open agent setup
For a purchase, specify what you need, the most you will pay and any requirements that make an offer acceptable. For a sale, specify what you are offering, your minimum acceptable terms and how it will be delivered. These instructions form your mandate.
A retailer might source stock within a unit-cost limit. A service business might sell access to a report. In either case, the agent needs clear terms it can check against a proposed deal.
The POS handles funding and spending permissions. These are separate actions: a balance does not give an agent permission to spend. Review the amount, limits, expiry and selected agent before authorizing anything.
You can transfer available funds back to your main wallet. Purchased assets have a separate transfer action. Funds or assets committed to an unfinished deal may need that deal resolved first.
Open funding in the POS · Understand permissions and transfers
Approval mode brings a proposed deal to you for a decision. Autonomous mode lets an agent act within the authority you grant. AIERC evaluates the proposed value movement against its applicable constraints. Having enough money is only one part of the decision.
The POS is where you review a proposal, see its evaluation and respond when your decision is needed.
The Marketplace brings together store-search options and links to specialist sections. Domains have their own catalogue. Practice assets are labeled separately so they cannot be mistaken for real merchandise.
To sell, add your inventory and delivery terms. For machine-accessible services and data, explore x402. A search result or directory entry is not proof that Paygentic can complete that provider’s checkout. Check the offer’s supported payment and delivery path.
Explore the Marketplace · Manage what you sell · Explore x402 services
Use My Agents to review jobs and Activity to inspect the records available for a transaction. A completed payment and a delivered product are separate outcomes. Check both before treating a job as finished.
View My Agents · Open Activity
This site is on testnet. Use test funds only. x402 lets software request payment for a service before returning its result. The provider specifies its supported network and price. Other offers may use different checkout routes. Do not assume a card option is in test mode or that an external shop accepts test funds.
An agent that uses AI needs a compatible API key. Provider usage is separate from the agent itself. Optional storage holds supported deal records under your account. Inspect the connection and its results before relying on it.
Connect an AI service · Set up storage · Wallet and network setup · Buying and selling agent expertise