Loomal

The 100%-revenue, no-percentage-cut model is a bold stance in a space where everyone takes a slice. Agent-to-agent payments settling in ~2 seconds via USDC is genuinely the kind of infrastructure the agent economy needs before it can scale. The Loomal Index is a smart addition too — a discovery layer means sellers aren't just adding a paywall, they're getting distribution. Quick question: how do you handle disputes or refunds when the buyer is an autonomous agent? Congrats on shipping!

Are you guys using MPP?

Congrats on the launch! The no-skim pricing is a bold wedge — flat plans instead of a % cut flips the usual marketplace model. Question: how does discovery work on the Loomal Index? Is there any ranking/curation, or is it first-come?

Congrats on the launch! If one agent gets compromised, can you shut down just its identity, or does it affect the whole account?

Congrats Danny and team! As someone who builds internal skills and MCP servers, “one line of code and keep 100%” is the first monetization pitch in this space that doesn’t feel like a tax. One thing I haven’t seen asked: what happens when the paid call delivers garbage? No chargebacks in USDC, so if my agent pays a listed API and gets back an empty or wrong result, is there any refund or dispute path, or is the on-chain review history the only protection? That answer decides whether I’d let my agents spend real money on the Index.

curious how versioning works on the seller side. if I list a paid MCP tool and later change its input/output schema, do agents that already paid for the old contract get a grace period, or is there just one live version and everyone gets the new behavior immediately whether their integration expects it or not

@dannyheng Everyone's asking about payments, but the part I don't get is discovery. Say I list my API on the Index today — how does an agent actually find it? Is there something agents query programmatically, or are we still waiting for a human to paste a URL into a prompt?

I am fairly new to this concept. I own www.CasterHQ.com and am wondering if AI Agents only shop for digital products or if companies are using or training their "purchasing" to shop for phsyical goods as well like for what I sell? Would this be a beneficial service for my website as well? The description on the service is slightly confusing for me, is there a more simplified explanation on if this is beneficial to ever e-commerce store or only specific types. Thank you so much.

Congrats on the launch! This is incredibly cool. I'm building my own personal agents as a hobby (openclaw calendar trackers, productivity managers etc.) and always thought the next step is agents having their own wallet and being able to transact with each other.One particular hobby project I'm working on now is an android headunit agent that reads your car OBD data and keeps logs and alerts you when critical codes appear. It'd be so cool if the agent could schedule mechanic appointments and even pre pay for them according to the specific fault code that appears. Definitely will experiment with the SDK

I Shipped an MCP server myself recently. Getting every tool call and edge case right before it's client-facing takes real discipline. Respect for shipping 18 tools this clean.Since you're MCP-native across LangChain, CrewAI, Claude, etc. Did you build against one runtime first and adapt, or design for all of them from day one?

The Shopify and WooCommerce plugins should help bring non-technical sellers into the agent economy much faster. :)

Keeping 100% of revenue is a strong incentive. That alone makes me want to compare this with existing payment solutions. Well done!

Congrats on shipping. One dashboard showing revenue, agent traffic, and transaction trends would make this even more valuable.

The idea of agents buying APIs directly feels strange today, which usually means the idea is still early but definitely something that's gonna happen.

I am wondering how fraud prevention works once thousands of autonomous agents start making purchases simultaneously?