Quick Start
Connect your wallet and create your first AI session in minutes
How It Works
Understand the x402 payment flow and session key model
MCP Integration
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Gemini to Pay3
API Reference
Explore the full REST API
Why Pay3?
Today’s payment systems were designed for humans. Credit cards, static API keys, and monthly SaaS subscriptions don’t scale to autonomous software agents that need to make thousands of micro-transactions per day. Pay3 solves this with a machine-native payment layer:- Your AI agent gets its own wallet — a Stellar keypair with delegated spending permissions, never the real private key.
- You set the rules — daily budgets, per-transaction limits, allowed assets, and approved recipient lists.
- The policy engine enforces them — every transaction is evaluated before it executes; out-of-policy requests are automatically rejected or queued for your approval.
- Everything settles on Stellar — fast (3–5 second finality), cheap, and USDC-native.
Who Uses Pay3?
AI Builders & Developers
Build agents that autonomously pay for APIs, execute DeFi strategies, and manage funds — with a full SDK and MCP integration.
API & Service Providers
Monetize your API or MCP server with per-request micropayments using the x402 protocol. No subscriptions, no credit cards.
End Users
Give your AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini) controlled financial capabilities via the Pay3 Dashboard.
Enterprises
Organization-level wallets, strict spending controls, audit logs, and compliance-ready transaction history.
Core Features
Get Started
1
Connect your Stellar wallet
Install the Freighter browser extension and sign in at the Pay3 Dashboard using your Stellar wallet address.
2
Link a Smart Account
Deploy (or link an existing) Soroban smart account contract that acts as your AI’s USDC vault.
3
Create a Spending Policy
Define daily/monthly budgets, per-transaction maximums, and which assets your AI is allowed to spend.
4
Create an AI Session
Generate an MCP auth token for your AI assistant and configure it in Claude Desktop, Cursor, or your agent framework.