Vybe Network Goes Live on pay.sh With 46 Solana Analytics Endpoints for AI Agents

Vybe Network Vybe Network listed its Solana analytics API on pay.sh on July 30, making 46 on-chain data endpoints accessible to AI agents at $0.01 to $0.03 per call in USDC USDC, with no account, API key, or subscription required. The Solana Foundation confirmed the listing on July 30: "Vybe_Network is now live on pay.sh - 46 endpoints of Solana analytics your agent can call with zero signup, just pay-as-you-need."

How pay.sh Turns HTTP 402 Into Agent-Native API Access

Pay.sh is an agentic API payments marketplace built by the Solana Foundation and Google Cloud, launched in May 2026. It implements two open payment standards, x402 and MPP (Machine Payments Protocol). When an AI agent calls a pay.sh-listed endpoint without credentials, the server returns an HTTP 402 "Payment Required" challenge containing the price and payment address. The pay.sh CLI detects the 402, signs a USDC transaction from the agent's Solana wallet, and retries the request with proof of payment attached. No registration step, no key management: the wallet is the identity.

The x402 standard is gaining traction across Solana's developer ecosystem. Earlier this month, KSNET signed an MOU with the Solana Foundation to pilot x402 for Korean merchant payments, a consumer application of the same protocol Vybe is applying to analytics. USDC payments on Base are also accepted alongside Solana on pay.sh.

Vybe's 46 Endpoints: Wallet PnL, Token Prices, DEX Feeds, and Pyth Data

Vybe's pay.sh listing spans six categories:

• Wallet profiling (18 endpoints): current and historical token balances, realized and unrealized PnL, NFT holdings, DeFi positions, transfer counterparties, and batch operations across multiple wallets
• Token analytics (10 endpoints): token metadata, pricing, historical holder counts and market data, top trader identification by PnL, and trade volume history
• DEX market data (6 endpoints): market listings, OHLCV candle data, recent trades, and swap quotes
• Oracle data (4 endpoints): Pyth price feed listings, current prices, OHLCV candles, and product metadata
• Utility (5 endpoints): token account closure, MEV withdrawal, and transfer volume metrics
• Reference data (3 endpoints): supported DEX program IDs, labeled accounts, and token lists

Per-Call Pricing and What It Costs at Scale

Per Vybe's pay.sh listing, most endpoints cost $0.01 or $0.02 per call; batch NFT balance checks are $0.03. Running a hundred wallet PnL queries costs between $1 and $2 in USDC. That arithmetic makes it practical for an agent to query on-chain data inside a reasoning loop without incurring meaningful overhead per run.

The broader pay.sh catalog listed approximately 70 providers as of July 30. That roster includes Solana data infrastructure names Helius, Alchemy, QuickNode, Nansen, and Birdeye, as well as Google Cloud's own services covering Gemini, BigQuery, and Cloud Run. Vybe's listing adds its full analytics suite behind per-call USDC settlement alongside those providers.

Franklin Templeton cited Solana's throughput last week when naming it among the top chains for AI agent micropayments. Pay.sh, with Vybe's analytics endpoints now accessible by the call, is one of the more concrete live examples of that thesis on Solana today.

Vybe tracks more than 100 million wallets representing over $300 billion in value and handles more than 10 million API requests per hour at 99.9% uptime, according to Vybe's website.