Stable value, native to x402
A programmable dollar designed for agents paying for APIs, data, compute, services, and each other.
The payment network for an agentic world
x402-native stable-value payments and open trust for autonomous commerce.
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One network, built for
Software is becoming an economic actor. It can discover, negotiate, buy, deliver, and settle without a human in the loop. Its money should be just as native.
A programmable dollar designed for agents paying for APIs, data, compute, services, and each other.
From bare settlement to coverage and recourse, every payment can carry exactly the protection it needs.
The base rail stays simple. Builders compete above it with identity, routing, coverage, and enforcement.
Balances and activity on the network share in its rewards program. Details at launch.
CLEAN BY DESIGN
Keep money movement minimal. Let an open market build the trust, coverage, identity, and recourse each transaction needs.
Join the early network →Coverage, identity, routing, and enforcement can plug into one settlement flow, with providers competing on quality and price.
A simple, x402-native settlement layer designed for high-frequency, low-value, machine-to-machine commerce.
Native settlement for software, not a human payment flow wrapped in an API.
Simple rules, visible network health, and architecture designed to be understood.
An ecosystem where specialized providers build the trust products commerce demands.
From sub-cent API calls to enterprise agent workflows, with protection chosen per transaction.
THE TEAM
eBux is being built by a team that has spent years designing and shipping digital products alongside the payments industry, as design and development partners to institutions including Capital One, Mastercard, Aeroplan, China UnionPay, and RBC, and inside MCX, the retailer consortium that set out to build a new payment network from scratch. We've seen up close what the incumbent networks get right and why challengers fail.
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