Skip to main content
AgentWeb supports agentic commerce through payment authority artifacts, Dodo checkout settlement, webhook-backed credits, and verification artifacts. ACP (Agentic Commerce Protocol) and UCP (Universal Commerce Protocol) are the emerging standards for agent-initiated checkout; AgentWeb publishes them as integration-target profiles so agents can detect the intended commerce bridge. The related discovery files cover MPP (a machine payment profile describing how software can pay) and x402 (the HTTP 402-based payment flow).

​
Current bridge

​
Agent-to-agent payment sequence

  1. Agent discovers AgentWeb through llms.txt, OpenAPI, MCP, A2A, and commerce metadata.
  2. Agent reads price/setup terms and receives a bounded authority requirement.
  3. Customer approves scope, amount limit, currency, expiry, receipt, revocation, and verification.
  4. Agent calls agentweb_create_checkout_session for a handoff URL; the signed-in customer completes Dodo hosted checkout in the browser.
  5. AgentWeb grants credits only after Dodo webhook signature verification.
  6. Agent receives receipt/status proof and verification metadata.

​
Boundary

ACP/UCP-native settlement can be added behind the same authority and verification contract. The safety boundary is defined once on Agent commerce.