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This week’s biggest news came from the other side of the fence: Solana.
The Solana Foundation and Google Cloud released Pay.sh, a gateway that lets agents discover and access curated APIs through x402 or MPP, including first-party endpoints for Google services. A few days later, Coinbase announced that x402 discovery had been natively integrated into Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Payments. AWS developers now have a sanctioned path to build agents that can find services, send micropayments, transact in USDC, and operate under enterprise budgets, compliance, and audit trails.
Two weeks ago I wrote about x402's authorization problem, where many live endpoints acted as unauthorized third-party wrappers in clear violation of the underlying APIs' terms of service. The risk is that the dynamic turns potential native integrators into adversaries once they see third parties collecting fees while the original providers carry the costs.
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