ME News reports that on June 4 (UTC+8), 1024EX announced it is exploring a paid, Agent-accessible API model powered by PayGo, further expanding 1024EX Predict from a user-facing trading product into a market execution infrastructure callable by AI Agents.
PayGo is an HTTP-native payment gateway based on x402 that directly converts API requests into stablecoin settlements, enabling AI agents to pay per request for service access. This model is better suited than traditional API subscriptions, manual invoicing, or platform account systems for the high-frequency, automated, on-demand invocation needs of autonomous agents.
Under this mode, the AI Agent will, in the future, be able to access market data via the 1024EX API, query the 1024EX Predict market, invoke strategy tools, perform backtesting, and further integrate with execution APIs. This means the Agent can not only “read the market” but also complete a closed loop—from analysis and strategy validation to market execution—within authorized and risk-controlled limits.
Meanwhile, 1024EX Predict now supports up to 10x leverage. Invited users can use 10x leverage, while non-invited users can currently use up to 8x leverage, providing differentiated trading privileges and risk control mechanisms for users at different stages.
1024EX Predict supports Cross Margin, allowing users to share a unified asset pool across multiple markets instead of isolating funds for each market individually. This improves capital efficiency, enabling users to allocate margin, manage positions, and enhance capital utilization more flexibly across multiple prediction markets under a unified risk framework.
From a product perspective, PayGo provides native payment capabilities for machines, while 1024EX Predict offers executable prediction markets and trading interfaces. When combined, the API is no longer merely a tool for developers to query data, but becomes infrastructure that AI agents can directly call, settle, and execute market actions through.
1024EX stated that this direction will drive the API from being “human-developer-oriented” to becoming “autonomous agent-oriented,” enabling a complete闭环 of agent requests, PayGo settlement, and 1024EX delivering data, tools, or market execution.(Source: 1024EX)