Protocol drift
Detect requirements and schema changes before an integration quietly breaks.
AGENTIC PAYMENT ASSURANCE
Test x402 payment flows for configuration, protocol and settlement failures before they reach production.
Built for x402 facilitators, AI agent platforms and payment infrastructure teams.
$ settlens scan facilitator.example.com
▸ discovering payment surface … 3 routes found
✓ Facilitator reachable 142 ms
✓ Payment requirements valid x402 v1
✓ Settlement verification complete tx confirmed
✓ Replay protection enforced nonce · expiry
PASS 8 checks passed · 0 critical issues
evidence sha256:9f2c…a41d
THE PROBLEM
When a payment flow is misconfigured, the request does not always crash. It simply stops settling. Settlens turns that uncertainty into evidence.
Detect requirements and schema changes before an integration quietly breaks.
Verify that a successful response corresponds to a real, bound transaction.
Catch replay, timeout and transport weaknesses in CI and controlled pilots.
ONE REPRODUCIBLE FLOW
Map routes, schemes, networks and facilitator dependencies.
Check requirements against the protocol and hardening rules.
Exercise settlement and validate the resulting evidence.
Export clear JSON, HTML and SARIF artifacts for your team.
INTERACTIVE DEMO
This public demo is deterministic and does not contact the URL you enter. Connect the production scanner when you are ready for a pilot.
Enter a target and start the demo.
EVIDENCE OVER ASSUMPTIONS
Settlens never takes custody of funds or private keys. It produces deterministic checks and verifiable artifacts your engineers, partners and auditors can inspect.
Read the methodology →01Deterministic checks
02Reproducible evidence
03Conservative severity scoring
04Machine-readable reports
START SMALL, PROVE VALUE
A focused assessment of one payment surface, followed by a production-readiness report and clear next steps.
FAQ
x402 is an open protocol that lets clients pay for web resources over standard HTTP requests. Settlens tests implementations of that flow.
No. Settlens is not a blockchain and does not require a Settlens token.
No. Settlens is an assurance tool. It does not custody funds or request private keys.
Yes. The CLI, GitHub Action and JSON/SARIF reports are designed for automated checks.