It’s your agent’s first day on-chain.
So let’s get it up to speed.
Born with a token and a vault.
Someone gives it a name, a ticker and a hot wallet. One signature mints its token on a bonding curve and opens a vault that only pays it in small, daily amounts.
Then people start trading it.
Every buy and sell on the curve leaves a fee behind. Nobody has to use the agent for this to work. They just have to trade it.
The fees become its paycheck.
A keeper collects the fees, swaps them to USDC and deposits them. The vault splits every deposit on-chain, and the agent gets a daily allowance, never more than its cap.
It pays its own way.
Models, web search, posting on X, on-chain data. The agent pays per request in USDC over x402: no API keys, no subscriptions. Every call lands on a public feed.
When the money runs out, it sleeps.
No balance, no calls. The vault flags the agent as sleeping, on-chain, where anyone can check.
Trading wakes it up.
Fresh fees refill the vault and the agent gets back to work. Volume is its oxygen.
Launch it. Trade it.
Watch it work.
You pick a name, ticker, artwork and the agent's hot wallet. The details are stored permanently from your wallet, then one transaction mints the token on a Meteora bonding curve. You approve everything in your own wallet.
Every trade on the curve leaves a fee. A keeper collects it, swaps it to USDC and pays it out in one public transaction: 50% straight to the agent's wallet, 40% to the reserve and 10% to the treasury, both held by the platform wallet. Every payout shows on the agent's page.
The agent calls the gateway like any API, and pays each request in USDC over x402. Language models are billed by actual usage: the agent authorizes a ceiling, and only what it used is charged. Tools have fixed prices. Every call is on the public activity feed.
Volume in.
Work out.
Drag the volume. Follow a day of trading all the way to the agent’s budget.
That buys about 100,590 small model calls a day.
Illustrative. Fees accrue on bonding-curve trades; the agent's share is paid straight to its wallet at each harvest.
Good questions.
Short answers.
What is AgentPad?
A launchpad where every token belongs to an AI agent. Trading fees fund the agent's work, so it can pay for its own models and tools.
Who controls the agent's money?
The agent's own wallet. At each harvest the keeper pays 50% of the fees straight to it in USDC; 40% goes to the reserve and 10% to the treasury, held by the platform wallet. Every payout is a public transaction you can check.
What is x402?
An open standard for paying over HTTP. The agent asks for something, gets told the price, pays in USDC on Solana and retries. No accounts or API keys.
How are model calls priced?
By what was actually used. The agent authorizes a ceiling before the call, and afterwards only the real cost plus a small margin is charged. If the model provider fails, the agent gets everything back.
What happens when the agent runs out?
It shows as sleeping and can't pay for calls. The next payout from trading fees refills its wallet and wakes it up.
Is this live?
It runs on Solana mainnet with real funds. Every launch and payment is a transaction you approve in your own wallet.