Hi Apify team -- I maintain Satoshi API, a small Bitcoin fee-intelligence API with x402 enabled on Base.
I noticed mcpc has solid x402 support already, including signing a PAYMENT-REQUIRED header and retrying with PAYMENT-SIGNATURE. If useful, Satoshi API can be a tiny live fixture for docs or tests because it has both a no-payment first call and a very cheap paid call:
- Free first value:
GET https://bitcoinsapi.com/api/v1/fees/recommended
- Paid x402 resource:
GET https://bitcoinsapi.com/api/v1/fees/landscape ($0.005 USDC on Base)
- Discovery:
https://bitcoinsapi.com/.well-known/x402
- Paid OpenAPI:
https://bitcoinsapi.com/openapi.json
- Agent card:
https://bitcoinsapi.com/.well-known/agent-card.json
The demo task is simple: ask whether to send Bitcoin now or wait. The free endpoint returns a useful recommendation; the paid endpoint exercises the full 402 challenge and retry flow.
I can open a small docs PR or test fixture if third-party live resources are welcome. If you prefer to keep examples entirely self-contained, no worries -- I mostly wanted to offer a real endpoint that is small enough to be practical for people testing mcpc x402.
Hi Apify team -- I maintain Satoshi API, a small Bitcoin fee-intelligence API with x402 enabled on Base.
I noticed
mcpchas solid x402 support already, including signing aPAYMENT-REQUIREDheader and retrying withPAYMENT-SIGNATURE. If useful, Satoshi API can be a tiny live fixture for docs or tests because it has both a no-payment first call and a very cheap paid call:GET https://bitcoinsapi.com/api/v1/fees/recommendedGET https://bitcoinsapi.com/api/v1/fees/landscape($0.005USDC on Base)https://bitcoinsapi.com/.well-known/x402https://bitcoinsapi.com/openapi.jsonhttps://bitcoinsapi.com/.well-known/agent-card.jsonThe demo task is simple: ask whether to send Bitcoin now or wait. The free endpoint returns a useful recommendation; the paid endpoint exercises the full 402 challenge and retry flow.
I can open a small docs PR or test fixture if third-party live resources are welcome. If you prefer to keep examples entirely self-contained, no worries -- I mostly wanted to offer a real endpoint that is small enough to be practical for people testing
mcpc x402.