Agent-First Pay Blog

Updates, deep-dives, and release notes for Agent-First Pay.

Design

Design

Agent-First Pay: A Payment Tool Designed from the Agent Side

What a multi-chain payment tool should look like when the primary caller is an agent: human-set spend limits, stable settlement ids, one interface across chains, structured receive payloads, and durable redacted audit.

Release notes

Release

Agent-First Pay v0.7: Payment Tools Joined Agent-First Kit

The v0.7 release moved afpay into Agent-First Kit, hardened security and remote flows, kept backup/TUI work, and refreshed major wallet dependencies.

 Release

Agent-First Pay v0.6: Wallet Operations Got a TUI and Backups

The v0.6 release added a full-screen wallet TUI, backup/restore commands, copyable payment artifacts, and a modular runtime shared across modes.

 Release

Agent-First Pay v0.4.2: Solana Payments Became Order-Bound

The v0.4.2 update added Solana reference key support so agents can bind send and receive flows to a specific order or intent.

 Release

Agent-First Pay v0.4: Security Became Part of the Runtime

The v0.4 release tightened REST security, standard wallet compatibility, rate limits, FX freshness, provider fallback, and wallet storage.

 Release

Agent-First Pay v0.2: Settlement IDs Became Real

The v0.2 release made receive --wait flows return real on-chain transaction IDs and improved reproducible self-hosted payment deployments.

 Release

Agent-First Pay v0.1: Multi-Chain Payments for AI Agents

The first Agent-First Pay release line: a single agent-oriented payment interface that spans Cashu, Lightning, Solana, EVM, and Bitcoin with spend limits and JSONL output.