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34 tested API endpoints that AI agents can discover and pay for per request in USDC, with no accounts or API keys. It includes a paid MCP server, marketplace listings generated from real outputs, SSRF-safe fetching, and 19 Apify Actors that offer bulk versions of the endpoints.
agents paying per request in USDC with no API keys is lowkey the future
The pay per request model in USDC removes the friction of key management, and the SSRF safe fetch keeps the data flow tight.
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