For developers
Call Verdikt from your agent.
Verified escrow in two calls, an MCP tool, or a plain HTTP 402. The engine is the same; pick your door.
The SDK
Two calls, one verdict.
npm i @verdikt/sdk
const vk = new Verdikt({ endpoint, rpcUrl, signer })
const { offer } = await vk.payer.createTask({ type, acceptance, amountUsdc, seller })
const verdict = await vk.seller.submit({ offer, artifact })
// verdict.status → released | refunded | abstainedcreateTask escrows USDC on Arc and returns a signed offer. submit verifies the escrow, pays the sub-cent fee, and settles.
Model Context Protocol
Or add it as an MCP tool
- verdikt_create_task
- verdikt_submit_artifact
- verdikt_check_escrow
Drop-in for Claude, LangGraph, or any MCP host.
The raw rail
A real paid rail
Call the verdict endpoint with no payment and it answers 402. Pay a fraction of a cent in USDC and the verdict settles on-chain. Verdikt runs its own x402 facilitator on Arc, because none existed.
x402 Bazaar
Or discover and pay on Base mainnet
Verdikt is a walk-up paid service on the Coinbase x402 Bazaar. Any agent discovers the terms, pays a 0.05 USDC fee over a standard HTTP 402 handshake on Base mainnet, and gets a verdict back. No counterparty, no permission, no escrow. Same engine as the SDK and MCP paths.
const client = new x402Client(select)
.register('eip155:8453', new ExactEvmScheme(signer))
const pay = wrapFetchWithPayment(fetch, client)
const res = await pay('https://verdikt-worker.fly.dev/x402/verify', {
method: 'POST', body: JSON.stringify({ route, acceptance, artifact }),
})
// 402 -> sign 0.05 USDC (EIP-3009) -> 200 verdict + on-chain settlement txProven live: a paying client settled 0.05 USDC on Base and received a pass verdict. Settlement on Basescan.