The VERAX402 token powers the system: • staking for providers • economic security • incentives aligned with data quality More details at launch on @solana.

Typical flow: agent → x402 payment → oracle → signed data → agent No human in the loop.

VERAX402 is not built for dashboards. It is built for agents, bots, and automated systems. Non-interactive. Programmatic. Deterministic.

This creates an economic guarantee: Providers have collateral at risk. Consumers pay only per request. Trust is enforced by design.

Security comes from incentives, not promises. Oracle providers are backed by stake. Incorrect or faulty data can be penalized.

Each VERAX402 response includes: • the data • the request hash • a provider signature • a timestamp Responses are machine-verifiable by default.

The core idea is simple: If an agent pays for data, it should be able to verify it.

x402 enables programmatic payments. Agents can pay APIs directly, without human interaction. VERAX402 is designed around that primitive.

With VERAX402, every request is: • paid per query via x402 • answered by an oracle • returned as a signed, timestamped response No subscriptions. No accounts.

Most off-chain data today is consumed on trust alone. APIs return values, but there is no economic guarantee behind them. VERAX402 changes that.

VERAX402 is a pay-per-query oracle for off-chain data. Built for autonomous agents. Settled via x402. 🧵

verax402@system >_ token launch scheduled date: tuesday 27 time: 5pm UTC status: ready https://t.co/cTI3bd7wmk

Y’all might see us in it pretty soon.

Discussions happen off-chain. Join the VERAX402 Telegram. verax402@oracle > cd telegram > https://t.co/cTI3bd7wmk

Off-chain data shouldn’t be trusted by default. VERAX402 lets you query it on demand, pay per request, and receive a signed response secured by stake. @x402-native. @Solana-first.