Coinbase x402 Protocol Launches Updates Supporting All ERC-20 Tokens

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The Coinbase Developer Platform has announced a protocol update to the x402 protocol, introducing on-chain news and key enhancements. The first change enables on-chain payments for all ERC-20 tokens via EIP-3009 and Permit2, including USDC and EURC. The second update introduces Sign-in-with-X (SIWX), supporting cross-chain login for EVM and Solana wallets. The x402 MCP toolkit is now live, providing developers with monetization tools and AI workflow integration.

According to the official announcement from the Coinbase Developer Platform (@CoinbaseDev), the x402 protocol has recently launched three key updates: First, it now supports payments in all ERC-20 tokens; developers can accept on-chain payments in USDC, EURC, and any ERC-20 token using EIP-3009 and Permit2. Second, the Sign-in-with-X (SIWX) feature is now live, enabling cross-chain login for EVM and Solana wallets—buyers can access previously purchased content with a wallet signature without repeating payments, built on standards such as CAIP-122 and EIP-4361. Third, the x402 MCP Toolkit has been introduced, empowering developers with one-click monetization of MCP tools and seamless integration into AI workflows.

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