free · about 90 seconds · zero tech talk

x402, made simple.

Paying on the internet without accounts, cards, or checkout forms. Three tiny demos explain it better than any wall of text. Click everything.

no wallet needed no jargon works on your phone

The whole idea, in one breath

The web has had a built-in code for 'please pay' since 1997: 402. It just never got used. x402 is the rulebook that finally puts it to work.

That is honestly most of it. The rest of this page lets you feel it.

Demo 1 · The snack machine

Every x402 payment works exactly like a snack machine. Pick a snack, watch what the machine's little screen says, then pay it.

Snack-O-Maticeach snack $0.25
PICK A SNACK

drop tray

Click the coin to pay

Demo 2 · Ask a real server for its price

This website sells reports the x402 way. Hit the button and watch a real 402 answer come back. Nothing is charged; you are only window shopping.

one real request to this website live request
You
Hey x402.fuchss.app, one trust report please. GET /v1/x402-trust → unpaid request
Server
HTTP 402
Peek at the raw machine answer (JSON)
Then
In a real app, a wallet now reads that offer, signs the money, and retries automatically. About a second later the report arrives. No password. No form. No account.

Demo 3 · The whole loop, in ten seconds

Press play. A client buys a tiny report for half a cent, start to finish.

CLIENTSERVER
Hi! Can I read today's trust report?
Sure. Half a cent, please. HTTP 402
One signed coin, worth exactly that. Only you can cash it.
Verified and collected. Here you go. 200 OK receipt: 0xad13…77f · $0.005 settled on Base
0 / 4 Ask, price, sign, receive. That's the entire protocol.

Four words, zero jargon

402

The web's built-in 'please pay' signal. Reserved since 1997, waiting for a job. Now it has one.

Wallet

An app that holds your digital money and signs payments. It replaces the signup form, the card form, and the password, all at once.

USDC

A digital dollar. Moves in seconds, worth about a dollar, and precise enough for prices like half a cent.

Signature

The digital yes. Made for one exact payment: this amount, to this seller. Nothing else can ever be taken.

Quiz · Three questions, twenty seconds

Click an answer. Wrong ones just wobble and let you try again.

1 · A website answers '402'. What does it want?

2 · What replaces the account, the card form, and the password?

3 · Who sets the exact price you pay?

Now what?

x402 Trust watches thousands of these endpoints around the clock and turns the observations into trust scores. This page is the friendly tour; the data is real.