ScriptMasterLabs Open-Sources Fee-Free x402 Agent Wallet
11/07/2026 — 11/07, 14:15·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- ScriptMasterLabs has released the SML x402 Agent wallet, which is fully free and open source. Native to the MCP protocol, the wallet allows…
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On November 7, 2026, ScriptMasterLabs launched the SML x402 Agent Wallet, a completely free, MIT-licensed x402 payer wallet with no fees, ever. Positioned as a headless, MCP-native wallet, it is designed for AI agents that hold the operator's own keys. Before signing any transaction, the agent checks the seller's reputation, enforces a spend leash, and routes unusual payments to a decision jury for review. The single report available describes a live test on November 7, 2026, in which the wallet refused a payment because... (the article's text cuts off here, so the specific reason for the refusal is not fully stated). This is the only report covering the wallet so far, and it does not mention further plans or developments beyond this live test demonstration.
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ScriptMasterLabs has released a free, open-source SML x402 Agent Wallet. It is an MCP-native payer wallet that enables AI agents to check seller trust, enforce spend leashes, and consult a decision jury before signing payments.
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