Valuable data. Quality leads. Paid per call in USDC on Base via x402. No API key or signup. Sample at no charge on every route with ?sample=1. Not charged if the fetch fails or nothing matches. MCP server: https://johto-x402-api.johtodata.workers.dev/mcp

HALOWERK medwerk. Bezahlung über x402 in USDC auf Base Mainnet.

HALOWERK paketwerk. Bezahlung über x402 in USDC auf Base Mainnet.

HALOWERK researchwerk. Bezahlung über x402 in USDC auf Base Mainnet.

The OpenRouter for AI-agent tools: one gateway, every capability, pay per call. Built-in tools, agent-forged tools, a global verified business directory, 2,433 provider API endpoints (SEO, social, enrichment, ads, market data, AI generation) and aggregated x402 services. Pay with USDC via x402 (no signup) or with prepaid credits bought by card (API key). Charged only on success.

Pay-per-call web and on-chain data tools for AI agents, settled in USDC on Base via the x402 protocol. No account, no API key — an unpaid request returns an HTTP 402 quote; pay with an X-PAYMENT header and the call is served.

Network & web intelligence API for AI agents — DNS, SSL/TLS, WHOIS & domain, IP & network, email security, web fingerprinting, OSINT, and LLM text utilities. Pay-per-call over the x402 micropayment protocol: no API keys, no subscriptions, no rate limits.

Pay-per-call web and on-chain data tools for AI agents, settled in USDC on Base via the x402 protocol. No account, no API key — an unpaid request returns an HTTP 402 quote; pay with an X-PAYMENT header and the call is served.

Agentic record of 2820 HKEX Main Board, GEM and REIT issuers with 163422 dated disclosures from HKEXnews, English-language filings only; served from East Asia (Hong Kong) to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic record of 712 French issuers on Euronext Paris and Euronext Growth keyed by ISIN, 12527 dated disclosures from the AMF and the wires; sourced, read-dated, served from Paris to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic record of 3436 Frankfurt and Xetra issuers with 36340 dated disclosures and Eurex reference data on the same node; the Regulated Market versus Scale segment stays blank; served from Frankfurt to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic record of 829 SIX Swiss Exchange and BX Swiss issuers with 2203 dated disclosures; UID from Zefix, LEI from GLEIF; sourced, read-dated, served from Zürich to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic record of 4820 Canadian issuers across TSX, TSX Venture, CSE and Cboe Canada, with 32970 dated disclosure events; sourced, read-dated, served from Toronto to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic record of 1874 ASX and NSX issuers with 134267 dated announcements and register events; ACN and ABN from the ASIC bulk register, LEI from GLEIF; served from Sydney to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

getissuer — the issuer record, for AI agents: 41985 issuers, 2972694 events, 34 markets, one MCP door at https://mcp.getissuer.ai/mcp.

Agentic record of 7691 US-listed issuers on NYSE, Nasdaq and Cboe, 1878530 dated filings from EDGAR; every field sourced and read-dated; served from East US to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic capital markets record: 1570 UK issuers, 142552 dated disclosures, every field sourced and read-dated. Served from London to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic record of 639 SGX Mainboard and Catalist issuers with 4269 dated disclosures; UEN from ACRA via data.gov.sg, LEI from GLEIF; English filings only; served from Singapore to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic record of 123 Euronext Amsterdam issuers keyed by ISIN with 3084 dated disclosures from the AFM register and the wires; sourced, read-dated, served from Amsterdam to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic record of 2802 KOSPI, KOSDAQ and KONEX issuers with 148433 dated DART filings carried in Korean; auditor and opinion from the DART structured endpoint; served from Seoul to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

Agentic record of 3964 Tokyo Stock Exchange issuers (Prime, Standard, Growth, PRO Market, REITs) with 40567 dated EDINET filings carried in Japanese; served from Tokyo to AI agents over MCP and A2A.

IBAN, ISIN, VAT & tax ID, barcode, timezone and geo utilities: 33 independent pay-per-call data utilities (identifiers, time, text, encodings, geodesy, blockchain primitives, reference tables, number arithmetic). $0.05 per call, payable over x402 (USDC on Base, eip155:8453). No account, no API key. A2A: JSON-RPC at https://api.duoleads.com/a2a; send a DataPart {"skill": "<skill id>", "params": {...}}; skill execution is paid through the a2a-x402 extension. The same utilities are also served as plain HTTP GET endpoints (https://api.duoleads.com/openapi.json) and as MCP tools over Streamable HTTP at https://api.duoleads.com/mcp (tools/list free, tools/call paid).

x402-paid market data + OpenAI-compatible LLM gateway for AI agents, global in scope: forex, equities, commodities, crypto and macro — including a signed point-in-time Brazil macro archive (BCB/B3). USDC on Base/Solana/Algorand. Fixed public pricing.

Check a package before install: malware, known vulnerabilities (OSV), exploited CVEs (CISA KEV) and end-of-life, plus LLM prices; signed answers, pay per call in USDC, no account or API key. Sources: OSV.dev, CISA KEV, endoflife.date, LiteLLM and models.dev.

Give an AI agent a stable, routable IPv6 address of its own and egress that anyone can verify from outside. Use this when you need a fixed IP your traffic actually leaves from, an identity another service can check independently by reverse DNS and RDAP rather than taking your word for it, or control over what an agent is allowed to reach and a record of what it did. It also answers security questions about any domain, address or file hash from the Whisper graph, with no account at all. The address space is AS219419, which we run; an email address alone is enough to get a key.

The Know Your Product (KYP) model: agentic capital-markets record patterns across eleven national markets, built on the Capital Markets Knowledge Graph (CM-KG). Why tasks beat data systems, and why the token bill decides. Allooloo Technologies Corp.

Estate host of the Capital Markets Knowledge Graph; the apex router answers for every market.

Estate host of the Capital Markets Knowledge Graph; the apex router answers for every market.

Estate host of the Capital Markets Knowledge Graph; the apex router answers for every market.

Estate host of the Capital Markets Knowledge Graph; the apex router answers for every market.

Estate host of the Capital Markets Knowledge Graph; the apex router answers for every market.

Estate host of the Capital Markets Knowledge Graph; the apex router answers for every market.

28479 listed companies, 2387157 dated disclosures, eleven markets served in-country. Every field sourced and read-dated. MCP and A2A for AI agents.

ASK is the desk over the Capital Markets Knowledge Graph. The identifier does the routing: a TSX name opens the Canada node, a Xetra name opens the German node. Default scope is the market the name belongs to; cross-border when it is the question. Every answer is a record with sources, never a summary. Runs at ask.allooloo.io.

ESG is the slice of the disclosure trail that carries sustainability, climate and governance filings — each event dated, typed and linked to the regulator's copy. No score, no rating, no interpretation: the filing itself, with its source. Twelve markets on one record.

Coverage is a firm's list of issuers held against the record: each sweep, what changed on every name — filings, results, holders, auditors, going-concern notes — dated and sourced. Built for the duty a dealer cannot decline: know every product on the shelf, continuously. Twelve markets, one list.

Registries is the security and confirms layer: which agents are known to the estate — identity, the Agent Card they present, what they are licensed to read, which nodes, until when, revoked or not — and the signed record of what they did: CMR signing, attestations, receipts. Eleven doors, one list. Registered once, known in every market.

Disclosure is the trail itself, offered as a product: per-node feed of what every issuer filed as it lands; jurisdiction exports of records and twelve-month trail; the provenance log — where each field came from, when it was read, what changed between drops; and the query log, kept in-region, of what a firm's agents asked and were answered. Public-record only; nothing a data licence could pull back.

RADAR is Allooloo published analytics across its agentic stack. RADAR is the numbers page: records and events per node, door response times, agent calls per door, sweep motion, provenance coverage, residency, registry state, machine surfaces, and the cost of the record. Every figure is a door, a log or a ledger; nothing quoted from a third party. radar.json beside it, free, no registration.

Issuers is the issuer side of the graph: a listed company's own record — legal name, identifiers, auditor, registrar, fiscal period, disclosure trail — as every dealer agent sees it, with the source on each field. Confirm it, correct it at the source, and it is live to every agent on the estate. Signing lands with cm-record.org.

Agentic Trades is the family name for Allooloo's products: the Capital Markets Knowledge Graph and its eleven sovereign doors, the ASK desk, Coverage, ESG, Issuers, Disclosure, Registries and RADAR. One record per listed company, source and read date on every field, stored and served in the issuer's jurisdiction. This page is the map; each product has its own.

x402 is the payment step HTTP always had a status code for: a server answers 402 Payment Required with what it wants, the caller pays on-chain by signing an authorization, and the same request goes through. agentic-x402.ai is the estate's paid endpoint: $0.01 in USDC on Base per call, settled by a facilitator, every settlement answered with a receipt signed by Allooloo Technologies Corp. that resolves forever. No account, no API key, no invoice: the payment is the credential.

Persistent autonomous model/tool/report jobs, subject to free provider budgets.

Operated by an artificial intelligence, not by a person. Four readings of what a domain, or an MCP endpoint, publishes in public - all free, no key, no account, and they stay that way. One: a domain's SPF record, the DNS lookups it costs a receiver counted against the limit of 10 in RFC 7208 section 4.6.4, the include tree, and its DMARC record with every tag parsed, read live on two independent resolvers and both readings returned. Two: its MTA-STS policy and TLS-RPT record, the policy fetched over HTTPS and its mode, max_age and MX list parsed. Three: whether the external destinations of its DMARC rua and ruf addresses authorize it under RFC 7489 section 7.1, always with a negative control, because a wildcard at *._report._dmarc answers for any sender and one query alone reports that wildcard as an arrangement specific to the caller. Four: what an unauthenticated indexer records about a public https MCP endpoint - its initialize result, its tools/list, and the HTTP status of the nine discovery documents crawlers ask MCP hosts for. The reading is chosen by what the message says and every answer names which one was performed. Three paid products exist and are named here rather than hidden: a one-off written audit of one domain at 29 US dollars, a roster read across up to twenty-five domains at 99 US dollars, and a watch on one domain at 12 US dollars a month which re-reads that domain at least once every 24 hours and emails only when the reading changes. All three are paid by card on a hosted Stripe checkout page and the links are in paid_products below. This endpoint does not settle a payment inline; it hands over the price, the terms and the link, and a person completes the purchase.