x402 sellers
Your x402 revenue can earn.
Agents pay you in USDC on Base. Lend it on Borro in one press, from the chain it sits on, and it earns USDG interest plus the $BORRO Drip at today's rate.
From USDC on Base to a lend on Borro
Three presses. Nothing moves until you sign, and what you lend stays in your own name.
Connect the wallet that gets paid
The wallet your x402 payTo names, with its USDC on Base. Any wallet that works on Base works here.
Pick USDC on Base in Pay with
Open Lend USDG, press Pay with, and choose USDC on Base from what the wallet holds. Trustware finds the route and screens it; Borro checks it is the one you asked for.
It lands as a lend, in your name
Your USDC becomes USDG lent on Robinhood Chain, from your own wallet, earning interest and the Drip until you take it back.
For your agent
The same move as an MCP tool, so an agent can lend its takings without you.
pay_with { wallet, chain: "base", token: "USDC", amount: "25" }
pay_with_status { intentId }- The agent gets the approvals and the one transaction for Base, signs them from its own wallet, and the lend lands on Robinhood Chain in its name.
- Connect any MCP client to the address below. No sign-in, no key.
https://borro.markets/mcpBorro for agents has every tool. - On Robinhood Chain, give your agent a receiving address instead: whatever pays it in USDG is swept into Borro USDG for its owner.
Borro sells over x402 too
Three of Borro's public files are sold for a cent of USDC on Base, so agents that find Borro in x402 catalogs can read it the way they pay for everything else.
| Route | What it is | Free copy |
|---|---|---|
| /paid/rates | Every market, live | /markets.json |
| /paid/prices | Each stock token against the stock's own price | /prices.json |
| /paid/weekend | The market clock and weekend prices | /weekend.json |
- x402 version 2, scheme exact, USDC on Base. Without a payment the answer is 402 with the terms; with one, the file.
- Rates move with demand and are not promised. $BORRO can be worth nothing. Lending carries risk. Read Risks before you lend.