Working adapters
WordPress, FastAPI, and coding-agent workflows are available today, with public documentation and installable packages.
About Access402
Building the payment layer between valuable resources and AI agents.
Access402 is an early-stage, independently built product for adding managed x402 payments to existing websites and APIs. It is designed to let publishers and developers test paid agent access without operating payment verification and settlement infrastructure themselves.
Founder and builder
Jonathan Royere
Jonathan builds Access402 from Boston, Massachusetts. He writes the product documentation and implementation guides, develops the platform and adapters, and is the direct contact for product and security questions.
What exists today
Concrete product, clear boundaries.
Access402 separates shipped capabilities from roadmap items so teams can evaluate the service on what works now.
Managed settlement
Access402 authenticates installations, validates authoritative payment terms, enforces usage limits, and records successful settlements.
Early-stage service
The operating history and independent footprint are still developing. Start in Sandbox and validate a low-value withdrawal path before meaningful live volume.
Public work
Inspect before you adopt.
The canonical coding-agent skill is published in the public Access402 repository. The FastAPI package and CLI are distributed through public registries, and the product documentation describes the payment and security boundaries.
What is not promised
No guaranteed revenue or hidden roadmap claims.
Autonomous x402 purchasing is an emerging market. Access402 cannot guarantee buyer demand, endpoint discovery, revenue, uninterrupted service, or admission to a third-party Bazaar. Integrated bank payouts are planned but are not available today.
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