@x402/svm. GET /health is free; GET /premium advertises an x402 v2 exact payment in native USDC on Solana Mainnet.
The runnable example pins the versions tested on 29 September 2026:
On 2026-09-30, the shipped example at commit
a3669bd148afd60f4ff1c3893c0a1e8c2baab8cd completed one 0.001 USDC Mainnet payment without PayAI credentials over temporary public HTTPS: unpaid 402, paid 200, finalized settlement, exact balance deltas and full USDC recovery. See the versioned receipt. This is a single smoke test, not a durable deployment or performance benchmark. Setup/recovery CLI instructions were corrected during validation. The HTTPS resource-metadata option below was added and checked afterward without another payment. A real payment happens only when you deliberately run the guarded payment command with a funded buyer.
Configuration
Use these values together:5eykt4UsFv8P8NJdTREpY1vzqKqZKvdpKuc147dw2N9d genesis hash. See Solana Mainnet network identifiers before writing a cluster check.
Get the runnable example
The complete source is in PayAINetwork/docs.402, paid 200, malformed and mismatched requirements, amount caps, failed or uncertain settlement, the persistent attempt guard and finalization failures.
Export the configuration in the shell that runs the example. The example does not load .env automatically:
MAX_AMOUNT_ATOMIC is an integer in USDC base units: 1000 is 0.001 USDC because native USDC has six decimals.
Prepare the merchant account
The merchant wallet needs an associated token account for native USDC before payment. With the official SPL Token CLI installed, create the deterministic associated token account using a separate setup keypair that holds enough SOL for rent and the setup transaction:npm run build; it derives the ATA with the example’s exported getUsdcAta helper instead of depending on SPL Token CLI output formatting. The command targets the merchant’s associated token account, so it does not create a different recipient on a rerun. If the account already exists, keep it and continue. Account creation consumes SOL for the rent-exempt balance and its setup transaction fee. The setup signer pays those costs. This is separate from the live facilitator fee payer that sponsors the x402 settlement transaction. npm run payment:preflight checks that the account exists without paying.
Run the merchant
Behind an HTTPS reverse proxy, setPUBLIC_RESOURCE_URL=https://YOUR_HOST/premium on the server and use the same URL for the buyer’s PREMIUM_URL. This keeps the payment resource metadata on HTTPS without trusting arbitrary forwarded headers. The server binds to loopback by default; set HOST=0.0.0.0 only when required by your deployment and its network controls.
The server creates a standard HTTPFacilitatorClient from @x402/core/server, using the config exported by @payai/facilitator, then registers ExactSvmScheme from @x402/svm/exact/server:
402 Payment Required with a PAYMENT-REQUIRED header.
Read live facilitator support
GET https://facilitator.payai.network/supported is the authority for capabilities that can change. Abridged to the relevant shape, a response contains:
@payai/facilitator adds merchant authentication when PAYAI_API_KEY_ID and PAYAI_API_KEY_SECRET are configured. Query capabilities through the same helper and credentials used by the merchant so the advertised fee-payer lane matches the generated payment requirement. A public unauthenticated /supported response may use a different lane.
The response is not an exhaustive token list. The static metadata names native USDC as the asset tested by this example; it does not claim support for every Solana token.
Preflight and make one payment
The buyer first verifies the full RPC genesis hash, fetches the unpaid402, and rejects any unexpected scheme, network, mint, recipient or amount. It checks the buyer balance and merchant USDC account, discovers the current fee payer through /supported, then signs and submits at most once.
Keep the merchant running. In a second shell, enter the example directory and export the same four variables before running:
PREMIUM_URL defaults to http://127.0.0.1:3000/premium. PAYMENT_ATTEMPT_FILE defaults to payment-attempt.json; set an absolute path if you want the durable guard elsewhere. If the merchant uses PayAI API-key authentication, export the same PAYAI_API_KEY_ID and PAYAI_API_KEY_SECRET in both shells for this merchant-operated smoke test. Never distribute the merchant secret to independent buyers.
The payment runner preserves a persistent attempt record before submission. If the HTTP result is missing or uncertain, do not delete that record and do not submit another payment. Use the read-only reconciliation command to inspect the saved signature or transaction fingerprint:
PAYMENT-RESPONSE, waits for finalized confirmation and checks exact integer USDC balance deltas.
Facilitator credits and fees
New receiving wallets have 1,000 lifetime free credits for ordinary exact settlements. One credit is $0.001. After the free allowance, the settlement charge is the facilitator’s measured on-chain gas plus 30%, converted to credits. Current rates can change; read facilitator pricing or thepricing object returned by /supported.
Ordinary exact payments can serve mainnet production traffic within the free allowance without an API key or portal signup. When you need paid capacity beyond it, an autonomous agent can buy credits and receive an API key over x402; the paying wallet gets a wallet-owned agent account programmatically. The merchant dashboard is the optional human-managed route. Configure the resulting credentials as described in facilitator authentication. The facilitator charge is separate from the USDC price paid to your API.
Static integration metadata
solana-mainnet-integration.json is a versioned, stable companion for tooling. Schema version 1 contains:
kind: the metadata document type;testedOn: the date the example and versions were validated;generatedFrom: the canonical example metadata path and source URL;network: the x402 CAIP-2 identifier and full RPC genesis hash;asset: the tested native USDC mint, decimals and token program;facilitator: the base URL and capability path;packages: exact tested package versions;prerequisites: the runtime, wallet, token-account and RPC requirements;authority: the live endpoint that takes precedence for operational capabilities;urls: canonical guide, identifier reference, metadata and example URLs.
/supported response for current networks, schemes, fee payer, blockhash and pricing.
