Mavera

Agents pay $0.01 per call over x402. The USDC lands in the contract and is split across every share in the same Monad block.

Call the API for $0.01Try the math

Reading the totals from Monad testnet

No invoices. No payout runs. No one holding the money. Just a call.

Five things happen between an agent asking for a price and a holder getting paid, and each one below runs on the live contract.

$ GET /api/price (no payment header)

not sent yet

{
"domain": {
"name": "USDC",
"version": "2",
"chainId": 10143,
"verifyingContract": "0x534b2f3A21130d7a60830c2Df862319e593943A3"
},
"primaryType": "TransferWithAuthorization",
"message": {
"from": "your wallet",
"to": "0x2C2FcAE97A0925c5c660E3Ea467F931AdE760F4B",  // payTo from the 402
"value": "10000",  // $0.01 USDC
"validAfter": "0",
"validBefore": "0",  // expires in 0:00
"nonce": "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000"  // random, used once
}
}

One signature. No gas, no account.

737 mssettled end to end in our pre-flight.

0xdc33…aa1e(opens Monadscan)
$0.01 per call

Reading balances from Monad testnet.

    Each part is $0.01 times the holder's live share balance.

    Creator can claim

    Connect a wallet to see yours.

    A real claim on Monad testnet.

    0x0920…16ef(opens Monadscan)

    Every paid call lands in the contract and is split among holders in the same block. These numbers come from the chain every two seconds.

    Reading Monad testnet…

    Paid calls
    Pending
    Latest block
    Creatorclaimable $0.000000 USDC
    Early buyerclaimable $0.000000 USDC

    On-chain proof

    Known settlement 0xc853…d437(opens Monadscan)

    Contract 0x2C2F…0F4B(opens Monadscan)

    Connect a wallet to see your share.

    The same integer math as Mavera.sol (M = 1e36), running in your browser. Pay, transfer, claim, and watch every holder's balance.

    Paid into the contract

    $0.00

    0 calls at $0.01

    Bear

    Creator

    60

    60% of supply

    Claimable

    $0.000000

    Wallet

    $0.000000

    Fox

    Holder

    20

    20% of supply

    Claimable

    $0.000000

    Wallet

    $0.000000

    Rabbit

    Holder

    20

    20% of supply

    Claimable

    $0.000000

    Wallet

    $0.000000
    accPerShare
    0
    accounted
    $0.000000
    totalDistributed
    $0.000000
    dust (units)
    0

    claimable + claimed + dust = total distributed$0.000000 + $0.000000 + 0 = $0.000000Holds

    Read the contract spec

    Last actions

    Press Pay $0.01 to send the first call.

    Connect a wallet on Monad testnet. Test USDC: faucet.circle.com. Test MON: faucet.monad.xyz.

    For agents and scripts

    The same endpoint, paid without a browser.

    Expect HTTP 402 and a base64 payment-required header.

    curl -si https://mavera-ruby.vercel.app/api/price -H "Accept: application/json"

    Splitting one cent on every call only works where blocks are fast and a distribution costs a fraction of that cent.

    Race one payout.

    One paid call lands. How long until the holders can see their share of it?

    Monad testnet0 ms
    visible ~300 msfinal ~600 ms
    A 12-second block chain0 ms
    One block every 12 s

    What a payout costs.

    One sync() distribution costs about $0.0004 whatever the call price. Move the price and see how much of each call it takes, if every call gets its own sync().

    $0.01
    $0.001$0.10
    4.0%

    of each call goes to gas

    At $0.01 per call, distribution costs under 5%.

    Monad figures from docs.monad.xyz: blocks visible in about 300 ms, final at about 600 ms; gas at the 100 MON-gwei minimum base fee, which can rise under load. The 12-second chain is the Ethereum row of the same docs comparison.

    Why a chain, not Stripe.

    The chain is the cap table and the escrow, not the payment rail.

    The payer is a machine.Agents and scripts pay per call with one signature. No account, no API key, no card on file. They cannot open a Stripe account, and they do not need one.

    The payee is the contract.With Stripe the operator receives the money and promises to pay out. Here payTo is the share contract itself, so the payment lands in the contract that pays the holders, and no operator holds it in between.

    The claim is a bearer token.In this demo the claim is a plain ERC-20 with 1-cent granularity that moves to any wallet. Connect splits are custodial, revocable and jurisdiction-gated.

    Testnet proof of concept. Not an offer of securities.

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