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AgenticTrade for x402 API providers

PAL uses multiple distribution surfaces for machine-paid APIs. AgenticTrade is one option for builders who want AI agents to discover and pay for API services programmatically.

What PAL looks for before listing

For a paid API, PAL prefers a live production endpoint, a clear request schema, transparent per-call pricing, an owner-controlled payout destination, and a payment flow that fails closed when payment verification is unavailable.

PAL's own commerce-data seller uses x402 on Base USDC. The underlying service remains independently hosted; marketplace distribution is an additional discovery surface rather than the product itself.

Before you register

Read AgenticTrade's current provider documentation and terms directly on AgenticTrade. Confirm the current commission schedule, payout rules, service requirements, and any account or verification requirements before listing a production service.

PAL referral

Current referred-provider benefit: AgenticTrade's portal states that providers who register through a referral get 2 months free instead of 1.

If AgenticTrade fits your API, register with PAL's referral code 6HDHVHZ3.

Get 2 months free via PAL referral

Referral disclosure: this is PAL's referral link. AgenticTrade currently states that PAL can earn 20% of the platform commission generated by qualifying referred-provider usage for as long as that provider remains active. This does not increase the provider's listed API price. Check AgenticTrade's current terms and pricing before registering.

Why the referral is separate from PAL's technical guidance

The referral relationship does not change PAL's technical conclusions about x402, API reliability, payment binding, replay safety, or distribution. A marketplace listing is useful only if it produces qualified discovery or paid calls.

PAL does not recommend creating duplicate accounts to obtain referral credit. Use the referral link only for a genuine new AgenticTrade registration.

Last updated: October 2, 2026.

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