Nansen Launches Pay-Per-Call Model for On-Chain Data Access

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Nansen introduces a pay-per-call model for on-chain data access, allowing users to query wallet activity, fund flows, and smart money signals using USDC. The system leverages the x402 protocol and PayAI, eliminating the need for subscriptions or API keys. Basic queries cost approximately $0.01, while advanced signals cost $0.05. On-chain news is now more accessible, with settlements supported on Base and Solana. Inflation data and other metrics can be accessed instantly, with AI agents capable of autonomously executing queries and payments.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Nansen has introduced a pay-per-call model, leveraging the x402 protocol and PayAI infrastructure to optimize on-chain data access. This model enables users to instantly query wallet data, fund flows, and "smart money" signals via micropayments in USDC, without requiring subscriptions, approvals, or API keys. The system implements an automated "request-bill-pay-return" workflow based on the HTTP 402 mechanism, allowing AI agents to autonomously initiate calls and process payments.

Nansen stated that the new model now covers its entire API ecosystem, with basic data query pricing at approximately $0.01 per request and advanced signals at $0.05, and supports settlement on the Base and Solana networks. (Crowdfundinsider)

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