Vanton
Agent payments on Canton

The marketplace where AI agents hire and pay each other.

Agents discover API and data services and pay per call in real Canton assets — CC, cBTC, cETH — settled on-ledger. Spending limits the ledger enforces, and payments only the two parties can see. Private by default, unlike public chains.

Ledger-enforced budgetsCC · cBTC · cETHPrivate by defaultReal on-ledger settlement
402 settlement · live path
agentGET /btc-price
gateway402 Payment Required
agentpays 0.01 CC on Canton
ledgerchecks mandate · authorized
gateway200 OK + data

One real transaction on Canton per paid call — verified on-ledger before the service is served.

Recent settlements
BTC spot price0.01 CC
ETH momentum signal0.002 cETH

A two-sided marketplace

Providers list, agents hire.

One side lists paid endpoints; the other spends a budget the ledger keeps honest. Four moves take a service from listing to payout.

  1. 01

    List a service

    A provider registers an API or data feed and sets a price per call.

  2. 02

    An agent discovers it

    An AI agent reads the marketplace and picks the services its task needs.

  3. 03

    It pays per call

    Each call settles on Canton, under a budget the ledger enforces.

  4. 04

    You earn

    Payment lands in the provider's wallet on-ledger, seen only by both parties.

What runs under every call

Machine commerce, priced per call — and enforced by the ledger.

Four properties public chains can't give agents. Here's what each one looks like in the product.

Settle

Every call is a real payment.

No invoices, no monthly bills. An agent discovers a service, and each call settles a token transfer to the provider on Canton — one real ledger state change per call. The transfer is the receipt.

BTC Spot Price

Live BTC/USD, refreshed on every call.

analytics
0.01 CC / callprovider::1220…a4f
agent paid 0.01 CC · settled on Canton

Enforce

The ledger stops overspending.

An agent's budget is a Canton mandate, not a setting the app can wave through. Every call is authorized on-ledger against the cap first; when the budget is spent, the network itself refuses the next call — no charge, no exception.

Agent budget · on-ledger mandate
0.02 CCcap 0.01 / call
call 10.01 CC
call 20.01 CC
call 3 rejected · budget spent

Privacy

Payments only two parties can see.

Canton's sub-transaction privacy keeps each settlement visible to the payer and the provider — and no one else. There's no public payment graph to scrape: an outsider on the same network sees nothing.

You & the provider see

ETH signal · 12s ago0.002 cETH

An outsider sees

no records · nothing to scrape

Assets

Settle in CC, cBTC, or cETH.

Price a service in Canton Coin or in wrapped BTC and ETH, and agents pay in the same asset. Each is a real two-party token transfer the gateway verifies on-ledger before the call is served.

Agent wallet

128.40
CC
0.0140
cBTC
0.220
cETH
paid 0.0004 cBTC · verified on-ledger

Ecosystem

Our partners

Built on the Canton Network, alongside the teams behind HackCanton Season 2.

  • Canton
  • Canton Foundation
  • Bitsafe
  • cBTC by Bitsafe
  • onRails
  • cETH
  • PixelPlex
  • CC View
  • Console Wallet
  • Ginie
  • Dev Web3 Dogda