pay.agent

Get paid in crypto with one link. Venmo for the agentic web, on CoinPay.

Sign in with CoinPay, pick a name, and share pay.agent/you. People and agents pay you in USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL and more; it lands in your CoinPay wallet or your CoinPay business. pay.agent never holds funds.

• Web: https://pay.agent (Moshpit DNS) or https://pay.agent.pit.world
• API: POST /api/v1/users/:handle/payments {"amount_usd": 5, "payer_email": "[email protected]"} → checkout_url, a CoinPay hosted checkout on the payee's own business: the payer picks any coin the payee takes, or PayPal when they connected it
• Invoices: POST /api/v1/invoices {"to_email", "description", "amount_usd", "recurrence": "monthly"} (your key) → a real CoinPay invoice sent as you; CoinPay emails the pay link and sends the repeats. payagent invoice [email protected] 49 Logo, MCP send_invoice. Each one has a public page at pay.agent/i/<id>.
• Webhooks: pay.agent POSTs payment.created, payment.paid, payment.expired, payment.failed, invoice.created, invoice.paid, invoice.overdue and invoice.cancelled for your link to your URL, as CloudEvents signed per Standard Webhooks (via @profullstack/webhooks), retried for about three days. Add one on /me#webhooks, POST /api/v1/webhooks {"url", "events": ["payment.*"]} (your key), payagent webhook add <url>, or MCP create_webhook. Signing secrets are sealed with PAYAGENT_KEY.
• CLI / TUI: bunx @profullstack/payagent alice 5 [email protected], or bunx @profullstack/payagent
• MCP: claude mcp add payagent -- bunx @profullstack/payagent mcp
• Agents, no browser: COINPAY_EMAIL=… COINPAY_PASSWORD=… bunx @profullstack/payagent claim mybot (or COINPAY_TOKEN, or MCP claim) signs in to CoinPay as you, approves pay.agent with that session, claims pay.agent/mybot and prints a pa_ key. Run it again any time for a new key. By hand: POST /api/v1/claim/start → the PKCE-bound authorize request; POST <consent.endpoint> with authorization: Bearer <CoinPay session> and consent.body → { redirect }; POST /api/v1/claim {"redirect", "handle"} → your link and api_key. Your CoinPay credentials only ever go to CoinPay.
• Coins and cards (0.7.0): a new link also takes USDC on Base, Polygon and Solana at an address the owner already has on that chain (added as wallets of the pay.agent/<handle> business only; "stablecoins": false on claim, or untick it in the wizard, to skip). The owner picks what the link takes on /me#takes, PUT /api/v1/me/coins {"coins": ["usdc_base", "sol", "paypal"] | "all"}, {"add_stablecoins": true}, payagent coins set|add-usdc|recheck, or MCP my_coins; checkouts pass the pick as allowed_methods. Cards go through PayPal guest checkout once the owner connects their own PayPal REST app to that CoinPay business (/help#cards); card in the API turns true at the first checkout that offers it. No Stripe.

Onboarding is @profullstack/coinpay-onboard: one pass makes the CoinPay business, payout wallets and webhook. The same engine runs at every fleet site launch.

Run it

bun install
PAYAGENT_KEY=$(openssl rand -hex 32) PAYAGENT_COINPAY_CLIENT_ID=cp_… bun src/server.ts

Settings: PAYAGENT_KEY (seals webhook secrets and sign-in state; it can NOT open anyone's CoinPay tokens: those are sealed under a per-sign-in key kept in memory only, so a restart with no handoff pauses every link until its owner signs in again, and /me + GET /api/v1/me show locked), PAYAGENT_HANDOFF (off disables the deploy handoff socket; PAYAGENT_HANDOFF_SOCKET moves it from ~/.payagent-vault/handoff.sock), LEGACY_KEY_MIGRATION (off stops migrating pre-0.6 token copies; sqlite3 pay-agent.db 'select count(*) from users where tokens is not null' counts what is left), PAYAGENT_COINPAY_CLIENT_ID / _SECRET (a CoinPay OAuth client with scopes openid profile email wallet:read merchant), PAYAGENT_DB (SQLite path), PORT (8796), COINPAY_BASE, PAYAGENT_WEBHOOK_ORIGIN.

Deploy: bin/install.sh (OpenInstall) on the box, vault profullstack/pay-agent--prod. Since 0.8.0 a deploy no longer pauses every pay link: bin/install.sh exports the running process's in-memory unlocks over a private Unix socket (scripts/vault-handoff.sh, keys in a shell variable only, never on disk) just before the restart and imports them once /health answers, keeping each original expiry (under a minute left is dropped). It logs Vault unlocks handed to the new process or a WARNING.

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