First agent-payments integration on DigiDollar (testnet) — MCP + x402 #426
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First agent-payments integration on DigiDollar (testnet) — MCP + x402
The DigiDollar whitepaper and the v5.0 implementation spec live in these discussions, so this is where the people building the protocol already are. I've been building a small open-source toolset that lets AI agents pay and query on DigiByte, all on testnet26, and wanted to put it in front of you.
Full write-up with the story behind it: https://medium.com/@sapidseoblog/i-asked-claude-about-digibytes-digidollar-supply-ed064140a29f
What works end-to-end right now
senddigidollar), USD-denominated, with spend caps enforced outside the model and DD-address validation. The agent never holds keys — allowance, not custody.5530f782aca62cbb840c64b820a72076cfa72be6df892d9580541bda8937946a.All under https://github.com/dgb-tools — MIT, testnet-only.
Two findings I filed while building
Cross-linking for visibility:
senddigidollarreads an integer as cents but a decimal as dollars (10000= $100,10000.00= $10,000). A 100× ambiguity worth hardening before mainnet.$1minOutputAmountfloor intentional/permanent? It's a consensus rule, so sub-$1 DD outputs are invalid network-wide — which rules out the sub-cent per-call pricing the agent-payment standards (x402/AP2) are built around. I've routed those to raw DGB, but wanted to understand the intent.Where I'd love help
The merchant side — if you know the DD transaction internals, come poke holes in it.
I'm an oracle operator (slot 29), not a core dev — so if any of this overlaps with work already underway, point me at it and I'll get out of the way.
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