Live Feed

What this feed shows

Every row above is a real payment for a real AI request. When an agent calls a model through BlockRun, it pays for that single call in USDC, and the payment settles on a public blockchain. Because settlement is on-chain, the record is independently verifiable — each transaction links out to a block explorer where you can inspect the transfer yourself. Nothing on this page is a simulation or a sample.

Reading a row

Chain is the network the payment settled on — Base or Solana. AI Model is the model the caller requested. Tokens shows the input and output tokens the request consumed, which is what the price is computed from for token-billed models. Amount is the USDC actually transferred, and Tx links to the settlement transaction on a block explorer. Rows appear within a few seconds of the block confirming.

Why payments are per request

BlockRun uses the x402 protocol, which revives the long-dormant HTTP 402 “Payment Required” status code. An unpaid request receives a 402 carrying a signed price quote; the caller signs that quote with a wallet and retries; the second request returns the result and the payment settles. There is no account to create, no API key to rotate, and no monthly bill to reconcile — which is what makes it workable for autonomous agents that need to buy capability without a human in the loop.

Why it is public

Usage-based infrastructure normally asks you to trust a dashboard. Settling on-chain means the volume flowing through this gateway can be audited by anyone, at any time, without our cooperation. The feed shows payment amounts, model names and token counts — it never exposes prompts, completions, or any content of the requests themselves, which are not written on-chain and are not retained for training.