Every price, refusal and settlement is decided by what the house remembers about each wallet.
A live business on Base where memory is the product, not a log. The house reads what it remembers about a wallet before it sets a price, serves a repeat for free, or refuses a bad actor. Below, it replays its settlements — each one settled on Base. Pay it once, and it starts remembering you.
Pay it. Watch it remember you.
Seven live functions, all priced in USDC on Base. Pick one in the workbench — pay from your own wallet, or have your agent do it. The first payment costs cents; the second one may cost nothing at all, because the house will know you.
live state
These four numbers are aggregates read live from the memory store — not configured figures.
Each is derived from the same rows the request path reads before it prices a wallet: the counterparty
ledger, the dedup counter, and the provider book.
Watch the panel replay the house's real settlement on Base, step by step: recall the
wallet, read memory to see what the house knows about it, price it,
serve it, then write memory with what it learned. The two memory steps
are highlighted — they are the difference between a vending machine and a business.
Right now the house has served one wallet: a stranger at list price, now remembered at trust 53.
The next payment from that wallet is a repeat — recognized from memory, served at net $0,
and the usdc-saved number above moves. More serves, more trust. The business model is the memory.
the house remembers
Trust is not a slider — it is built, serve by serve. Every wallet in the grid above paid the house a real USDC settlement on Base, and the ladder is its trust as it exists in the live ledger right now: one serve, 50→53. Each further serve raises that wallet's trust; a repeat request is recognized and served from memory at net $0; a serve that fails is recorded as a scar; a risky wallet is refused with a 403 and not charged. None of that survives memory going off: a trusted wallet becomes a stranger again at list price — flip the gate below and watch this section blank out.
proof · onchain
why memory is load-bearing
the rooms
The house runs five functions — taking payment, pricing by trust, underwriting, hiring providers, and screening risk. Every one of them reads the same memory, so a wallet's history changes how the house treats it everywhere at once. Click a room to see its live table.
0The money floor
Every payment the house has received and served, in one ledger. Each row is a real transaction you can open on Basescan — this is the reconciliation a payment receipt alone cannot give.
1The trust desk
Every wallet that has paid the house before, with the trust score built up from its history. That score is what changes the price the wallet is quoted next time. Addresses are anonymized to their last six characters.
2Underwriting
Bonds issued, premiums collected, claims paid. The house underwrites insurance for the agents it works with, and the premium it offers depends on what it remembers about each provider.
3The front office
Every provider the house can delegate work to, with the terms it would offer each one. Memory drafts the proven and refuses the scarred — the remembered provider is chosen, not the cheapest.
4The watchtower
A risk screen run on every counterparty before money moves. Each wallet is marked CLEAR, HOLD or ABORT with the rule that fired — the house refuses to launder, and the refusals are published.
how trust is earned
the agent rail · Virtuals ACP
the-house holds its own ACP identity and wallet on Base; each row below is a real job it funded and completed, with every escrow settled onchain. Ask the checker for any provider and it returns the terms it would offer right now — then the same terms with memory off, so you can see exactly what memory is worth.
memory control
the thesis
This is the thesis the sponsors' own memory tech makes possible — what memory becomes when it is the product, not a sidecar.
the surface
Ask the house a question from its memory. Repeats are served at net $0.
what it does →The house's full remembered picture of one wallet. Only sells what it has.
what it does →The house bonds a provider with its own money. Premium from remembered quality.
what it does →A deterministic risk screen — CLEAR, HOLD or ABORT — with the evidence that fired.
what it does →The house's experience with a provider, priced by its remembered quality.
what it does →The house's hiring ruling: preferred, standard, or refused — from its record.
what it does →Add USDC credit a risky wallet needs before the house will serve it.
what it does →The raw caller ledger: trust, segment, dedup, lifetime USDC.
open in a tab ↗Every settlement, refusal and screen — the full audit trail.
open in a tab ↗Live job state machines — kill-safe, idempotent settlement.
open in a tab ↗The draft board: every provider the house has hired or considered.
open in a tab ↗The verdict feed: every screen, with the evidence that fired.
open in a tab ↗The bond book: every bond, premium and paid claim.
open in a tab ↗Current health diffed against the baseline — the degradation report.
open in a tab ↗Decision precision, realized pricing, dedup and scar hit-rates.
open in a tab ↗Purge the memory store — permanent and irreversible. No countdown, no way back.
what it does →Reports whether memory is live, disabled or purged, and the disable countdown.
open in a tab ↗The desk is free and live, with caller addresses anonymized to their last six characters.