Rate data your agent can buy by the call.
Settlement costs, staking yields and tokenized-treasury rates — normalised across chains, served over HTTP 402, settled in USDC. No account, no API key, no subscription.
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Rate sheet
| Capability | What you get | Status | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| settlement.costs | Estimated execution-gas cost of a USDC transfer per chain, cheapest first. Live gas, verified chain heads. | Live | 0.01 |
| staking.yields | Native staking and validator economics across chains, normalised to comparable terms. | Building | 0.01 |
| rwa.yields | Tokenized treasury yields by issuer and chain, measured rather than quoted. | Building | 0.03 |
| rwa.compare | Side-by-side product comparison, including who is eligible to hold each instrument. | Building | 0.05 |
Pay on any of these
- Base
- Polygon
- Arbitrum
- Solana
- XDC
One endpoint, several rails. The 402 response lists every network it accepts and your agent picks one — including XDC, where the same transfer settles for a fraction of the others. That number isn't a claim on this page; it's what settlement.costs measures on every call.
First call
See the payment terms for yourself — this costs nothing:
curl -i https://api.402rates.com/v1/settlement/costs
Read the machine-readable description of every endpoint, its parameters and its price:
curl https://api.402rates.com/v1/manifest
To actually buy the data, point any x402-capable client or agent framework at the same URL. It reads the terms from the 402, pays in USDC, and retries. Gas is sponsored — your agent only needs the stablecoin.
Where this stands
This is being built in the open, so here is the honest state of it rather than a roadmap that flatters us.
Running on testnet. The payment rails, the freshness guards and the idempotency handling are implemented and covered by tests. Mainnet follows once the first paid calls are proven end to end on both rails.
One endpoint is live. The rest of the rate sheet is being built in the order shown. Nothing is listed here as available before it is.