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Tentacle Pay ships the economic rails for AI agents on Sui — so agents can pay and get paid without a human in the loop. Agents need to buy data, call APIs, and settle with other agents at machine speed. Tentacle Pay gives them a wallet they control, an HTTP-native payment rail (x402), and a single Sui balance they can spend across chains.

Wallet

A wallet your agent holds and spends on its own — with limits it can’t break. Drop-in tpay curl clears x402 paywalls automatically.

x402 on Sui

Any API, MCP server, or agent can charge for a request over HTTP. Stablecoins settle gasless on Sui through the Tentacle Pay facilitator.

Cross-Chain

Hold one Sui wallet, pay services on other chains. The agent pays in Sui stablecoins; Tentacle Pay settles on the destination.

Why Sui

Sui covers gas for stablecoin transfers at the network level: an agent can move USDC and other supported stablecoins without holding a gas token, with sub-second finality and parallel execution. That makes Sui a natural home for high-frequency, low-value agent payments. Tentacle Pay builds on that foundation. The facilitator sponsors gas for everything Sui’s native path doesn’t cover — sub-cent stablecoin payments and any non-stablecoin coin — so an agent only ever needs a stablecoin balance to start paying, and no payment fails for lack of SUI.

Start building

Using an AI coding agent? Install the Tentacle Pay skills and it can follow these guides for you — set up the wallet or wire up x402 from plain-language requests.

Set up the wallet

Install tpay, create a wallet, and let your agent pay for its first x402 API.

Charge for your API

Put an x402 paywall in front of any endpoint in a few lines.

Pay from an agent

Wrap fetch so your agent settles x402 payments automatically.

How it works

The protocol end to end — x402, the facilitator, gasless settlement, and MPC dWallets.

Hosted endpoints

facilitator.tentaclepay.com

The x402 facilitator — verifies payment payloads and settles them on Sui.

github.com/tentaclepay

Open-source SDKs, the wallet, smart contracts, and the facilitator.