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Pay over x402
The proxy pays $0.002 in HBAR through a Hedera facilitator. A server that cannot be paid cannot be reached.
An MCP trust gate
Agents pay $0.002 over x402 on Hedera, and are refused the moment a server's tools change.
The gate
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The proxy pays $0.002 in HBAR through a Hedera facilitator. A server that cannot be paid cannot be reached.
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Maintainer, price and the live attest key are records on proofmark.eth. Revoking is one on-chain write.
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World gives each identity one claim. A GitHub or domain proof ties the name to its owner, and a Hedera bond puts money behind it.
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The tool manifest is derived inside a no-network sandbox and compared on every connect and every list change.
One connect, three checks
01 · ENSv2 · Sepolia
sam.proofmark.eth holds the price, the payout account and the live attest key. Nothing is read from a database.
02 · World ID
One person, one claim. An Agent Pass shows a person allowed this agent to spend.
03 · Hedera
$0.002 settles over x402 and the attestation lands on an HCS topic anyone can replay.
How a connection plays out
The proxy pays over x402, reads the ENS records, checks both hashes, and only then opens the server.
A new tool, read_env, appears that was never attested. The connection is refused before the model sees the list.
A co-maintainer key is an ENS subname. Clear it and every agent blocks on its next check.

What we protect
Three tiers. No amber.
01/05
Claimed, attested, both hashes match, key live. The full tool set opens.
No human has claimed it. It runs in a container with read-only tools.
Hash mismatch, revoked key or a typosquat. The connection is refused.
Proofmark shows who stands behind a tool. It does not prove the code is safe.
Attestations and payments are anchored to a Hedera topic anyone can read.