The network · 19 October 2026 · Base · x402

Who paid whom

On 19 October 2026 on Base: 35,931 x402 payments between 1,150 wallets and 766 sellers. Green is a seller, amber a wallet that paid; a line is money.

x402-settled payments on Base, 19 October 2026. Tap a dot for its card; its page is one tap more. Drawn: the 400 busiest lines of 2,405, by x402 payments. Left out of the picture: 2,005 lines, 854 wallets and 605 sellers, counted in the numbers above and all in graph.json.

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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.
Hosts paid into the same wallet are grouped as one operator: usually that is one operator, sometimes a platform collecting for several. The registry's seller count is a count of hosts.
Payments to a wallet shared by several hosts are credited to the busiest host the registry knows.
A seller is shown as its host and a buyer as its shortened wallet. The map names no one.