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The Agent Economy, Measured

Real agent-payment volume across x402, ACP, AP2 and MPP — nominal numbers cleaned of wash and idle machine traffic. Verifiable on-chain data separated from claimed values.

As of 2026-07-06, x402 processed $565K in real agent-payment volume over 30 days on Base — versus $701K nominal, with 94% of transactions filtered as wash or idle machine traffic.

Last 30 days · x402 on BaseUpdated Jul 7, 2026, 12:50 AM

Real GMV · 30d

$565K

vs $701K nominal

Transactions · 30d

13.73M

avg $0.0511 / tx

Unique buyers

36.5K

27.6K · Unique sellers

Wash / idle share

94%

filtered from real GMV

Real vs nominal volume

Nominal counts every settlement. Real strips single-buyer, sub-cent machine loops that inflate the headline — the gap is the story.

Top seller = 82% of all transactions
94%
Real: $565KNominal: $701K

Daily activity · x402 on Base

Cross-protocol comparison

x402 is measured on-chain. Other protocols publish no verifiable call data — their figures are self-reported and labeled as claimed.

ProtocolDataCumulative txVolumeAgents
x402 (Base)baseOn-chain100.00M$43.60M
Virtuals ACPbaseClaimed2.0K
Google AP2Claimed
Stripe + Tempo MPPtempoClaimed
OKX MPPClaimed
Mastercard AP4MClaimed

Top earning agents & endpoints

Who actually collects agent payments on x402. Machine-noise sellers are flagged, not hidden.

#Agent / endpointRevenueTxSignal
10x8e77…e2d6$194K8.6KOrganic
2blockrun.ai$131K11.23MMachine noise
30xa7e1…1ccd$40K1Organic
40x13db…5192$32K1.6KOrganic
50x1cec…8dd4$31K1.5KOrganic
60xa6a9…809d$31K1.5KOrganic
70xfe8f…794d$30K1.5KOrganic
80xe55e…f748$30K1.5KOrganic
90x6a5e…c666$17K151.7KOrganic
100xe2c3…f440$15K295Organic
110x4754…327b$14K720Organic
120x6839…1a2b$13K115.8KOrganic
130x47d3…9dda$8K4.2KOrganic
140x78f9…3928$7K66.3KOrganic
150x10c1…1e24$6K15.4KOrganic
160xd427…1297$6K2Organic
170xffde…6003$5K8Organic
180xde12…4ffc$4K7Organic
190x3291…2b37$3K91Organic
200x1e8e…60f8$3K1.8KOrganic

How we measure real volume

A seller is flagged as machine noise when its average transaction is under $0.02 and its transactions are concentrated on very few buyers. Real GMV excludes those sellers. Thresholds are transparent and tunable — the point is to show organic agent commerce, not inflated micro-loops.

Sources: x402 on-chain via Bitquery & Coinbase CDP discovery (Base). ACP / AP2 / MPP / AP4M figures are self-reported by each protocol. Cross-checked against Dune.

About this dashboard

What does this dashboard show?
Real agent-payment volume across x402, ACP, AP2 and MPP — with x402 measured on-chain on Base and other protocols shown at their self-reported (claimed) values.
What is 'real' volume?
Nominal volume counts every settlement, including sub-cent machine loops concentrated on a few wallets. Real volume filters those out to approximate organic agent commerce.
Where does the data come from?
x402 data is indexed on-chain from Base via Bitquery and the Coinbase CDP discovery API, cross-checked against Dune. Non-x402 protocols publish no verifiable call data, so their figures are self-reported.
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