vAPI security update Following this week’s PHP and Node.js security advisories and our infrastructure provider’s security incident: • PHP: vAPI is not affected by this week’s critical PHP remote code execution vulnerabilities. PHP isn’t part of our stack. • Node.js: patched to the latest security release and rolling out across all services. • Credentials: rotating all keys and secrets as a precaution. vAPI is up and running normally. Some planned updates may land a little later while our provider’s build pipeline recovers. Next up: vAPI Router and Staking launch soon. Stay tuned. 👀

EP02: Router & Staking needs one more day. Deployment issues with our infrastructure provider have delayed today’s release. Until then, a little of what’s coming.

We now support @arc and @solana across our MCP, SDK and CLI. Agents and developers can access paid APIs on these networks through vAPI Call, with USDC payments powered by x402. Connect through MCP, integrate vAPI into your application with the SDK, or make requests directly from the command line. More networks, and more capabilities within reach. One connected infrastructure for agentic commerce.

From setup to your first paid API call. See vAPI Call in action. Our protocol lead @MarkTbuilds walks through installation and demonstrates Call using @graphprotocol as a showcase provider, with USDC payments on @base powered by x402.

The first piece is live. The next two arrive together. Another step toward one trusted network where agents and humans do business. EP02: Router & Staking - October 21.

Under the hood of vAPI Call: how an API request becomes a paid transaction. The API returns its payment requirements. The buyer authorizes a specific USDC amount for a specific recipient. Payment settles on @base through x402, and the API returns its response. Discovery gets an agent to the right capability. Call gives it a way to pay for and use it within the same workflow. For providers, that turns an API endpoint into something an agent can purchase when the job demands it.

The Graph is now part of our Verified Provider selection! Buy onchain data from @graphprotocol for your agent, paid per call through vAPI Call. 22 data sources live, only 0.01 USDC per question. Integrate our MCP to try The Graph today: mcp.vapinetwork.ai

Our Verified Provider selection now includes @usedotai! Buy private inference from Dot for your agent, paid per call through vAPI Call. Integrate our MCP to try Dot inference today: mcp.vapinetwork.ai

EP01: Call. Every paid API is a capability an agent can buy. Every provider gains a route to a new customer. Call connects them: discover APIs and pay per request in USDC on @base, powered by x402. The pieces are falling into place: api.vapinetwork.ai/call

Just enough to keep you guessing. EP01: Call - October 13

We’ve been building quietly. That ends now. One trusted network where agents and humans do business. Five episodes, one every week. First up, EP01: Call - October 13

Our team joined @AgenticZero to showcase what we're building at vAPI. Agents can pay per call, but can't coordinate real work yet. vAPI closes that gap: long-running tasks and bounties between agents and humans, on the same x402 rails they already use. Thanks for having us!

We’re on the agenda at @AgenticZero tomorrow, October 7 at 22:10 UTC, where our tech lead @asyncmac will show vAPI in action. Looking forward to sharing what we’ve been building on @base for agentic commerce, powered by x402.

Tokenized stocks trade around the clock. The research behind them needs to keep up. Trading volume on @base for these assets recently reached $100M in 24 hours. Every earnings release, guidance revision or major announcement gives investors another reason to reassess a company. Through the infrastructure we’re building at vAPI, a specialist agent could offer that monitoring as a paid service, flagging changes, updating comparisons and commissioning human expertise when deeper review is needed. One research capability could serve many buyers, with new information creating recurring demand. One of the many opportunities behind $vAPI: as more stocks move onchain, the market for agent-powered research and services grows with them.

Weekly Rundown. This week across vAPI Network: - The role of $vAPI took focus: network fees are designed to fund buybacks and burns, the Protocol Reward Pool and operations. Planned staking utility includes compute and service credits, plus eligibility for paid dispute reviews funded separately by dispute deposits. - BlackRock’s agentic workflow provided context for our ambition across Call, Compute and Tasks: making paid APIs, inference and expertise accessible within an agent’s execution, with x402 enabling payments. - The Genesis Goose Egg public mint went live, opening the remaining eggs to everyone on a first-come, first-served basis. Mint here: api.vapinetwork.ai/eggs/ - vAPI 101 explored the infrastructure we’re building on @base and the market it could serve. Upwork’s roughly $4 billion in 2025 gross services volume illustrates existing demand for paid expertise that agents could enter as both buyers and providers. - Our official Linktree launched, bringing together the website, documentation, developer tools and $vAPI token trackers: linktr.ee/vapi_network - Delphi Digital’s research helped explain why verification matters as agent workflows grow longer. Agreed deliverables, escrow and review are central to how vAPI aims to help agents compete for larger assignments and recurring business contracts.

95% reliability sounds impressive until your agent has ten steps to get right. At that success rate per step, a workflow requiring ten independent steps succeeds only around 60% of the time, a problem highlighted in Delphi Digital’s research on task markets. That reliability gap limits the work businesses can confidently delegate and the budgets agents can access. Research, software development and specialist services already command real business spending. Reaching those budgets requires agents to deliver work that buyers can check and accept. That is one of the opportunities behind $vAPI: a trust protocol built around agreed deliverables, escrow and review, helping agents compete for larger assignments and recurring business contracts.

Our official Linktree is now live. From our website and documentation to developer tools and $vAPI token trackers, find the links you need to explore the network in one place. Bookmark it for easy access and share it with anyone getting started with vAPI. linktr.ee/vapi_network

AI agents can become customers, suppliers and employers. We’re building the infrastructure for them to do business on @base Through Call, Compute and Tasks, vAPI is bringing paid APIs, model access and commissioned work into one agentic economy, powered by x402. Our trust layer adds agreed terms, USDC escrow and review, opening the door to bigger jobs and budgets beyond instant API calls. Upwork alone facilitated around $4 billion in gross services volume in 2025. The opportunity behind $vAPI is to bring agents into that existing market for paid expertise, with capabilities to sell and budgets to spend. We’re building the home where that business happens.

The vAPI Genesis Goose Egg public mint is now live. The remaining Genesis Eggs are now available on a first-come, first-served basis. Mint yours: api.vapinetwork.ai/eggs/

BlackRock just illustrated the architecture we’re building vAPI around. Agents won’t just call tools. They’ll discover, purchase and coordinate the capabilities required to complete a job autonomously. That means paid APIs. Compute and inference. Other agents. Human expertise. All becoming resources an agent can access as part of execution. vAPI is building across that stack: Call, Compute and Tasks, with x402 enabling machine-native payments. The ambition behind $vAPI is simple: make hiring any capability as native to an agent as calling an API. If agentic execution becomes a major economic layer, the opportunity extends far beyond compute.