What is a FurlPay Wallet name?

A FurlPay Wallet name is a human-readable payment handle — yourname.furlpay.com — that your account and any AI agents you run present when they pay for things online. It replaces a long hexadecimal wallet address with a name a person can read, verify and type.

How much does it cost to reserve a wallet name?

Reserving a FurlPay Wallet name is free. You choose an available name, sign in to your FurlPay account, and authorize the reservation. The name is then bound to your account.

Does reserving a name let anything spend my money?

No. Reserving a wallet name grants read-only permissions — profile, balances and transaction history. It cannot move money. In FurlPay, moving money always requires a separate, stronger authorization, and an AI agent never receives that implicitly.

Why do AI agents need a payment handle?

When an AI agent buys an API call, dataset or inference on your behalf, an unlabeled wallet address cannot show which agent acted, whose authority it used, or what it was allowed to spend. A handle bound to an account, combined with a spending policy, answers all three before money moves.

x402 is an open protocol that uses the HTTP 402 Payment Required status code to attach payment directly to a web request. It was co-created by Coinbase and Cloudflare, and the standard is hosted by the Linux Foundation with members including Stripe, Visa, Mastercard, Google, AWS and Circle. FurlPay settles x402 payments in USDC.

What characters can a wallet name use?

Three to thirty-two characters, using letters, digits and hyphens, with no leading or trailing hyphen. Names are normalized to lowercase, so capitalization never creates a lookalike name.

Which chains does FurlPay settle on?

FurlPay settles in USDC across Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum, Solana, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche and Gnosis.

Reserve your FurlPay Wallet name

Your identity

A human-readable name — name.furlpay.com — that your account and its agents present when they pay.

Agent wallets

Give each AI agent a wallet with hard spending limits and policies. It can pay — never overspend.

x402 payments

Pay per API call over HTTP with the open x402 standard. Settles in USDC in under a second.

Built on the open x402 standard

The rails the web is standardizing on.

Payments settle in USDC across every major chain — the same open, agentic-payment standard the industry is building on.

Arbitrum
Base
Ethereum
Solana
Optimism
Polygon
Avalanche
Gnosis

x402 pay-per-callUSDC settlementSub-second, near-zero fees