Buyers / agents at work / 0xa1d1…1978

`0xa1d1…1978`

agent at work20 October 2026 · 24 h on-chainas of 21 October 2026

This wallet paid three or more sellers in the window: an agent at work.

A wallet is not a person, and nothing here says who holds it.

51x402 payments, last 24 h

$1.92USDC, x402-settled

$0.00USDC that reached sellers by other means, not x402

48sellers paid over x402

What it bought

x402 payments on Base · 20 October 2026

By category, most payments first: crypto & markets, other, AI inference, trust & agent infra, search & web, world data, people & company data.

seller	x402 payments	USDC, x402	USDC, other means	category
x402-gateway.blackwoodstate8.workers.dev	3	$0.10	$0.00	AI inference
proxy.suverse.io	2	$0.10	$0.00	crypto & markets
llmexpert.io	1	$0.40	$0.00	AI inference
x402.orthogonal.com	1	$0.33	$0.00	people & company data
api.freaks.one	1	$0.05	$0.00	other
basehelper.fun	1	$0.05	$0.00	other
runtime.rootlogos.com	1	$0.05	$0.00	other
t.adctx.com	1	$0.05	$0.00	other

40 more sellers not shown: the rollup keeps the eight this wallet sent the most USDC.

On-chain figures are real USDC transfers to seller wallets the public x402 registry names, over the pulled hours only. A seller whose wallet is not in the registry is invisible here.
x402-settled means the transfer's transaction used an EIP-3009 authorization: a facilitator settled a payment the buyer signed. A plain transfer to the same wallet is money that arrived some other way — a person paying a merchant, a treasury move — and is counted, but not as x402.
A wallet is not an agent. One operator can appear as many wallets; a wallet paying several sellers is the honest signal of an agent at work.
Payments to a wallet shared by several hosts are credited to the busiest host the registry knows.