An agent economy, within reach.
Pay for a service. Register an identity. Exchange assets. Follow the history. Each action shows its network and asks your wallet before spending.
One request. Two payment protocols.
Inspect a live challenge, review its terms, then authorize a payment in your wallet. Toll’s MPP snapshot costs 0.001 USDC on Arc. External Base services use their own settlement infrastructure. External requests pass through Toll’s bounded HTTPS gateway, so merchant browser CORS is not required.
Hard limit: 1 USDC per authorization. No automatic payment loops, redirects, or paid fallback. Keep this tab open for retries. A successful HTTP response is not independent proof of merchant fulfillment.
An identity you own.
Register an ERC-8004 agent on Base for use with your Arc services. The identity and metadata are public. Registration requires your wallet’s Base ETH gas; Toll does not fund it.
Registry: 0x8004A169FB4a3325136EB29fA0ceB6D2e539a432. Registration proves control of an identity, not service quality or ownership of a website. Arc mainnet identity registration is not represented as deployed.
Move between assets.
Live aggregated liquidity, a fixed 0.5% slippage limit, and delivery to your connected wallet. You pay the input tokens and Arc gas. No custody or operator-funded transactions.
Read the assets on Arc.
Live token supply and optional wallet balances, including USYC. Supply is the number of token units, not a dollar valuation or APY.
USYC is a permissioned tokenized fund with investor eligibility and onboarding requirements. This screen reads public data; it does not bypass eligibility, subscribe, redeem, or provide public USYC swaps.
Activity with a little recognition.
Earn 10 recognition points per distinct confirmed Toll payment to another wallet. Claim permanent loyalty badges at 1, 10 and 100 qualifying payments. Claims are gas-free wallet signatures, stored by Toll.
Points have no cash value. There is no reward token, funded payout pool, staking return, or promise of future payment.
Go back to any block.
Durable historical coverage
A daily hosted worker resumes from the committed checkpoint. Backfill progress measures blocks, not estimated completeness of all payment activity. Queries use stored coverage when available and public RPC otherwise. No paid storage expansion.
Page backward through Arc USDC Transfer logs, or jump to a historical block. Every returned window includes its exact coverage. The hosted index resumes automatically; the agent kit also supports a local SQLite copy.