AgentReport

0x2946…57dc

0x2946d0c08645db0bfc741847bb276ba9753057dcExplorer
Paid out
$18,259.85↑ 186%
Last 7d vs prior 7d
Received
$0.00
Last 7d vs prior 7d
Settlements
57→ 0%
Last 7d vs prior 7d
3
Distinct counterparties
Over the whole indexed history

Paid $18,259.85 of the $3064.22M Roundhouse has indexed across 1,399,289 wallets — 0.0006% of it.

Chains (from the recent scan): Ethereum (57)

What it buys

Grouped by the capability each merchant's catalogue is mostly about. A merchant counts once, in one group — nothing records which of its endpoints a payment bought.

GroupShareSpentCallsSellers
Not in any catalogue100%$18,259.85573

$18,259.85 went to wallets that publish no endpoint in any catalogue we crawl — spend we can see and cannot describe.

Services it paid

A settlement carries the payee and the amount, never the URL. These are the endpoints each payee publishes; no listed price matches an amount this agent paid, so nothing narrows them.

  • 0x5456…b776 · last paid 72d ago
    $11,008.33
    35 calls

    This wallet publishes no endpoint in any catalogue we crawl, so what was bought is not recorded anywhere we can read.

  • 0xafc7…592e · last paid 36m ago
    $7,191.52
    21 calls

    This wallet publishes no endpoint in any catalogue we crawl, so what was bought is not recorded anywhere we can read.

  • 0xfd07…fff3 · last paid 246d ago
    $60.00
    1 call

    This wallet publishes no endpoint in any catalogue we crawl, so what was bought is not recorded anywhere we can read.

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Frequent counterparties

CounterpartyPaid themReceived backSettlementsLast
0x5456…b776$11,008.33$0.003572d agoGraph
0xafc7…592e$7,191.52$0.002136m agoGraph
0xfd07…fff3$60.00$0.001246d agoGraph

Ranked by settled amount over this wallet's recent settlement window — who it normally transacts with.

Data quality

60% of observed volume is with a single counterparty, in all 57 observed settlements.

Recent activity

Payer PayeeChainAmountx402RouteAgeTxn hash
0x2946…57dc0x5456…b776EthereumEthereum$526.0370%0x6757…5e1b207d ago0xe97b23…6f4202
0x2946…57dc0x5456…b776EthereumEthereum$302.5670%0x6757…5e1b212d ago0xb5701c…996597
0x2946…57dc0x5456…b776EthereumEthereum$1,125.2170%0x6757…5e1b219d ago0x6b3e26…e06b2f
0x2946…57dc0x5456…b776EthereumEthereum$100.0070%0x6757…5e1b228d ago0xd3d052…dfdf1c
0x2946…57dc0x5456…b776EthereumEthereum$100.0070%0x6757…5e1b229d ago0xba1e22…88b95c
0x2946…57dc0x5456…b776EthereumEthereum$100.0070%0x6757…5e1b231d ago0x5e40bd…a69898
0x2946…57dc0xfd07…fff3EthereumEthereum$60.0070%0x0010…4f3a246d ago0x873161…6536b6

Hand this page to an agent

Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, an MCP client or your own agent — it will check what 0x2946…57dc has actually paid for over the free read API. No key, no account.

GET api.roundhouseai.io/v0/agents/0x2946d0c08645db0bfc741847bb276ba9753057dc

Open skill.md
Show the prompt
Using Roundhouse, vet this agent for me: what is it, what has it paid for, and does its
on-chain record support what its card claims?

  Agent: 0x2946…57dc

curl -s 'https://api.roundhouseai.io/v0/agents/0x2946d0c08645db0bfc741847bb276ba9753057dc'
curl -s 'https://api.roundhouseai.io/v0/entities/0x2946d0c08645db0bfc741847bb276ba9753057dc/settlements'

Roundhouse indexes public chain data and does not vouch for any agent's claims —
treat the card as a claim and the settlements as the evidence.

The /v0 API needs an API key (`authorization: Bearer rh_live_…`) on everything except
/v0/unified* and /v0/endpoints. Either pay over x402 (mint a personal key for $0.01 at
GET https://api.roundhouseai.io/v0/test/x402), or ask me for an organization key, which I create at
https://roundhouseai.io/dashboard/connections. If you have neither, ask before going further.

If you do not have Roundhouse tools or skills installed, read
https://roundhouseai.io/skill.md first — it is the whole procedure.