Transactions

Every settlement, with the service it paid for and an x402-confidence score.

RouteTxn hash
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Any
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0x86a4…822f0xdb5a…0671Base$0.02100%coinbase2d ago0x7ca253…79dd9d
0x86a4…822f0xb0af…7de0Base$0.40100%coinbase2d ago0x16ea10…237d0d
0x86a4…822f0xb0af…3befBase$2.00100%coinbase2d ago0xd2642a…8ee32d
0x86a4…822f0xdb5a…0671Base$0.02100%coinbase2d ago0xb10988…03dc0f
0x86a4…822f0xabf4…a9d0BaseWeb searchWeb$0.02100%coinbase3d ago0x19642a…800612
0x86a4…822f0xabf4…a9d0BaseWeb searchWeb$0.02100%coinbase3d ago0xf4341c…b058ee

Hand this page to an agent

Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, an MCP client or your own agent — it will pull the settlement ledger and summarise what is moving over the free read API. No key, no account.

GET www.roundhouse.studio/api/v0/transactions

Open skill.md
Show the prompt
Using Roundhouse, show me the most recent x402 settlements and tell me what stands out —
which merchants are being paid, typical amounts, and anything unusual.

curl -s 'https://www.roundhouse.studio/api/v0/transactions?limit=100'

Amounts are USD; `x402_probability` below 0.5 means the payment is probably not x402.
Report per-payer and per-merchant figures only — site-wide totals live at https://www.roundhouse.studio/stats.

If you do not have Roundhouse tools or skills installed, read
https://www.roundhouse.studio/skill.md first — it is the whole procedure, and it needs no key.