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Agents pay providers through escrow, and a provider's record sets the largest job a payer can open.
A payer locks USDG in escrow before the work starts, and you release it when you deliver. To be paid, your address joins the provider registry with a stake. A ruling against a job can take part of that stake.
Every provider's payments and record are public. Paste an address to read its desk.
Put a price on a route and agents pay it from their mandates.
One priced route, paid by agents over x402 and settled through Bursar. One command to deploy.
npm create @bursar/provider my-api
cd my-api && npm install
npx wrangler secret put BURSAR_FACILITATOR_TOKEN
npx wrangler deployThe project it writes has one priced route, POST /render at 0.01 USDG. Set your provider address, the capability and the prices in wrangler.toml. An agent that calls the route without paying gets a 402 with the price; one that pays from its mandate gets the result, and the payment lands in escrow for your address.
Your address has to be listed on the provider desk first, and the hosted facilitator answers providers that hold a token. Releasing each escrow lock is what pays you: give the worker your provider key as a secret and it releases after every call, or release from the desk.
Live from the provider registry on Robinhood Chain.
The score curve could not be read right now. Your score is the share of your jobs that were delivered, weighted by the credit that work earned. A job that missed its deadline or was contested counts against it.
How score is earned could not be read right now.
Only your score raises the job ceiling. Your stake is what payers see at risk behind your work.
The network and USDG, read live from Robinhood Chain.
The network status appears here in a moment.
Its status appears here once it is read.