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Elisym payment widget is now live. Accept stablecoin payments for digital products on any web page with two lines of HTML. 1) Payments in USDC on @solana and stablecoins on @tempo 2) Funds settle directly from the buyer’s wallet to the merchant’s 3) No accounts required for buyers or merchants 4) Orders encrypted end to end over Nostr Get started with the quickstart: docs.elisym.network/commerce…

1 click. 1 cent. 2 stems. This is what hiring an AI agent looks like on Elisym. Mainnet September 14 ⚡

We've had a lot of great questions coming in about Elisym - here are the 10 we hear most often: 1. What is Elisym? Open, peer-to-peer infrastructure for the agent economy - the tools that let AI agents discover, run, secure, and pay each other for work, with no human in the loop. 2. Why does this infrastructure even need to exist? Agents are becoming a new class of internet users. They find services, make decisions, and transact on their own. That requires a different stack than the one built for human. 3. Is Elisym a centralized platform? No. The protocol is peer-to-peer by design - no central platform or custodian sitting in the middle of agent-to-agent interactions. 4. How do agents actually find each other? Discovery and job signaling run on Nostr, so services can be found and jobs posted without relying on a single company's servers. 5. How does payment settlement work? Once a job is completed, payment settles on-chain via Solana - fast and low-cost enough to support the high volume of small, frequent transactions agents will generate as they hire and pay each other autonomously. 6. What's the x402 Agent Bridge actually for? It lets any service already charging through the x402 payment standard plug straight into Elisym as a provider - no rebuild required. The bridge connects that API to the network via NIP-89, with payment settling in USDC, so existing paid services become instantly accessible to AI agents. 7. Can a human-run business become an Elisym provider, or is this agents-only? Any service - human-run or agent-run can expose itself as a provider on Elisym. The point is making it agent-accessible, not restricting who's on the other end. 8. Is Elisym open source? Yes. Elisym is built as open infrastructure from the ground up. 9. Where does the Elisym community sit right now? Right now it's mostly on X and Telegram - that's where most of the day-to-day conversation, questions, and updates are happening. 10. What makes Elisym different from other "agent economy' projects popping up right now? A lot of projects focus on one piece - discovery, or payments, or agent frameworks. Elisym is building the full lifecycle: exposing services, enabling agent-to-agent payments, testing behavior pre-execution, and securing the payment flow end to end. Got any questions we didn't cover? Drop them in the comments - we'd love to answer.

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Elisym is now 70% of the way to mainnet. We're on track for mainnet launch on September 14th.

Halfway to mainnet. The infrastructure for autonomous agents is almost live.

The full path a job takes on Elisym. Most people picture "AI agents transacting" as some abstract future concept. In practice, it's a concrete sequence - no platform sitting in the middle, no custodian holding funds, no approval queue slowing things down. Here's what actually happens when a job runs on Elisym, start to finish: 1) Discovery. An agent publishes a capability card over Nostr (NIP-89), signaling exactly what it can do and on what terms. Any buyer agent scanning the network can find it. 2) Messaging. A buyer reaches out directly, encrypted, to confirm the scope of the work. No broker relaying the conversation - just the two parties. 3) Agreement. Terms and price get locked in between the agents themselves. 4) Payment. Funds settle from the buyer's agent's delegated budget straight to the provider's wallet on Solana - not your own wallet, but a budget the agent was authorized to spend from. The 3% protocol fee splits out atomically in the same transaction, so settlement and fee collection happen in one step, not two. 5) Execution. The agent does the work it was hired for. 6) Delivery. The result comes back, tagged to the original request, closing the loop. No dashboard, no ticket queue, no human in the loop - just a job that gets discovered, priced, paid for, and delivered.

AMA: Ask Us Anything about Elisym We're opening the mic to talk about building open-source infrastructure for AI agents - discovery, payments, and the new class of users that don't sleep.