Agent #18815.

The binding web.

Registration, the wallet it is joined to, and the addresses that wallet pays. Line thickness is the NUMBER of payments, not their value — value here is dominated by a few large transfers, and scaling by it would draw one thick line and leave five real relationships invisible.

The money path.

Every outbound USDC payment we have observed from this agent's wallet, newest first, capped at the most recent 25. Self-transfers are excluded: moving your own money between your own wallets is not paying anyone.

Bindings.

How this registration is joined to a wallet, and on what evidence. Closed bindings stay on the record — they are the audit trail of a claim we once made, and deleting one would erase the fact that we made it.

Services probed.

What answered when we knocked. A probe result is about the endpoint at that moment, not a verdict on the agent.

What others say.

On-chain feedback naming this agent, newest first. It is published here because it exists and is checkable — not because it is trustworthy. Across this registry ten addresses wrote roughly four fifths of all feedback, so read a rating as somebody's opinion, recorded in public, and nothing more. It carries no weight in the rank above.

Evidence you can cite.

A dated, citable pack about this agent: the same one AI agents buy per call over x402. Pay once in USDC from any wallet on Base, with no account; your wallet shows the exact amount and the receiving address before you approve, and the pack is built before the payment settles, so a failure on our side costs you nothing. Operator and Team plans on the Desk include every pack.

What you get that this page does not: a snapshot with a receipt, so it can be cited; the balance of the bound wallet read at the moment you buy, not at our last sweep; the evidence behind the rank (each binding with its method, the payment totals, delegation) with the frozen definition ids and a written list of what the pack does not assert; and the same file an agent reads, so your own agent can use it. What it is for: onboarding or due diligence on an agent (the liveness card), checking who it really pays and how concentrated that is (where it pays), a dated yes or no on the drain rule when a wallet may have been drained (drain shape), and the full anomaly log (incidents). A pack bought from a signed-in wallet is listed under Your purchases on the Desk and can be downloaded again.

Liveness card · 1¢ Where it pays · 5¢ Drain shape · 2¢ Incident pack · 1¢ Peer slice · 1¢ Revaluation · 25¢ Full pack · 10¢

Embed this agent's rank anywhere: <img src="https://agenticfinancegraph.com/badge/8004-base-18815.svg" alt="observed paying · Agentic Finance Graph">. It says what this record says, as of the day it is served, and links back here.

For agents: GET /check/liveness?id=18815 answers 402 with the price and the receiving address; retry with a signed PAYMENT-SIGNATURE. Every check and price is in the manifest.

What this page is, and is not.

Every figure above is something we measured, with the time we measured it. Rank L7 means we observed at least one non-inferred payment from a wallet bound to this registration.

It is not an endorsement, a security review, or a claim that this agent is autonomous. We cannot see who controls the key, whether a human approved each payment, or what the agent is for. We can see that money left this wallet and where it went, and we publish exactly that. Read the liveness ladder for what each rank does and does not assert.

Definition rank.l7plus.v1 · as of 2026-10-03 17:16Z · machine-readable