Global Risk Intelligence Infrastructure
27. Agent Distribution
Geomacro's machine-delivery foundation is the authenticated Private Pilot Risk API / Risk Gate interface, with a separate Arc Testnet x402 technical-proof path for agent-native pay-per-call access.
The product remains transport-agnostic: the intelligence and Risk Object contracts do not depend on one marketplace, wallet or payment rail.
Current
- authenticated country/corridor Risk Gate API foundation
- signed machine-readable Risk Objects
- versioned verification and audit contracts
- free public technical sandbox at
POST /api/demo/preflight - Circle x402 / USDC technical-proof route at
POST /api/agent/risk - Arc Testnet payment requirements using HTTP 402 and Circle Gateway batching
execution_authorized = falsepreserved in both free and paid responses
x402 implementation status
The x402 route is IMPLEMENTED AS TECHNICAL PROOF, not yet a production commercial endpoint.
Current test contract:
- network: Arc Testnet (
eip155:5042002) - asset: test USDC
- test price:
0.001 USDCper call - supported public demo subjects: USA, CHN, USA→CHN, CHN→USA
- seller/pay-to address supplied by server-only
CIRCLE_X402_SELLER_ADDRESS - unpaid valid requests return HTTP
402withPAYMENT-REQUIRED - paid retries are verified and settled before the prepared Risk Gate resource is returned
- payer identity is hashed before persistence in telemetry
The test price is not institutional pricing. The route does not authorize or execute customer transactions.
Public-deployment gates
Do not describe the x402 route as publicly live until all of these are complete:
- a dedicated Arc Testnet seller address is configured;
- migration
035_agentic_demo_feedback.sqlis applied to the authoritative application database; - the real unpaid
402 → payment → settlement → resourcepath passes end-to-end on Arc Testnet; - isolated staging HTTP resilience testing passes;
- the scoped pre-demo security review is complete and critical/high findings are fixed and re-tested.
Planned distribution options
Potential future interfaces include:
- formal OpenAPI developer specification and SDK generation
- webhooks
- MCP-compatible adapters
- agent-to-agent interfaces
- marketplace integrations
- additional payment/access rails where appropriate
These remain PLANNED unless separately implemented and verified.
A payment/access mechanism must never bypass source-rights restrictions or become part of the core risk calculation methodology.
