Public proof artifacts for a real self-hosted x402 operator lane.
This repo is intentionally narrow. It is not a hosted product and it is not a full x402 framework. It is a small public record of one thing:
- a self-hosted Base Sepolia facilitator lane
- with separated wallet roles
- Bazaar-enabled seller metadata
- host-visible operator status
- and a real successful settlement
- plus MCP proof artifacts that stay tied to one real seller wedge
Many x402 discussions stay abstract. This repo tries to stay concrete.
The goal is to show:
- what a serious first operator lane looks like
- what was actually proven
- what is recommendation versus what is already validated
- a self-hosted facilitator can run locally on Base Sepolia
- a seller route can require x402 payment
- the seller route can advertise Bazaar metadata
- the facilitator can expose
/status,/supported, and/discovery/resources - a paid request can settle successfully on-chain
- a paid MCP tool can be reopened through SIWX-backed repeat access without repaying
- mainnet readiness
- production uptime
- Lightning readiness
- meaningful user demand
- a hosted facilitator business
- Self-Hosted Base Sepolia Proof
- bitcoinsapi.com Seller Proof
- Payable MCP Proof
- MCP SIWX Repeat-Access Proof
- Upstream Contributions
- Date: April 4, 2026
- Network:
Base Sepolia - Settlement transaction:
0x5f2b558676adb0eb0f7ed77e9d97e1a2270bb84e4a10873c21a19debcacdef0c
The long-term goal is to become known for:
- facilitator/operator quality
- seller monetization quality
- trust and controls
Not for generic protocol hype.