Pilot 402flow on one real agent workflow.
We’re working with a small number of teams whose AI agents pay for APIs, or soon will. You bring one workflow and a technical owner. We help you put policy in front of that workflow’s payments and check the records it produces. At the end, you’ll know what production would take.
- Length
- Up to 60 days
- Scope
- One agent workflow that pays for APIs
- Environment
- Test or controlled payments. Production and mainnet only if both sides agree.
- Cost
- No software fee. Each side covers its own engineering time and network costs.
How the pilot runs.
- Connect one real or production-like workflow that pays for APIs.
- Set up agent credentials, wallet access, and spend policy.
- Send requests that should pass and requests that should be denied.
- Review receipts, settlement, delivery, and reports together.
- Meet weekly to review how the operating model fits your team.
Who does what.
You bring
- One technical owner
- One representative agent workflow
- A test or controlled payment environment
- Details of the request, authentication, and payment flow
- One weekly working session
We bring
- Hands-on help from the people who build 402flow
- Help with agent credentials, wallets, and policy
- Early access to improvements we make during the pilot
- A say in the priorities that affect your workflow
- A written summary of findings and next steps
What a pilot shows.
We agree on these on the fit call and check them together at the end. See what works today.
- Every request is tied to an authenticated agent.
- Policy decides which requests go ahead.
- Requests that break policy stop before payment.
- Allowed requests go through the governed path.
- Operators can see payment, settlement, delivery, and the receipt for each request.
- Reports tell you something useful about agent activity and spend.
Start with a 30-minute call.
We’ll talk through the agent, the paid APIs it calls, how it pays today, the controls you need, and what a useful pilot would prove.
The 402flow team