You set the rules
Your wallet creates and funds a vault. You retain control and can revoke the agent.
NETX SCOPE / AGENT LAB
Explore how a vault on NetX Testnet enforces spending rules for an autonomous agent. Start with a simulation, then connect your own bot and follow the transactions.
One simulation to understand the rules. One live agent demo to test them. You control the budget and approve individual exceptions.
SIMULATION · NO TRANSACTIONS ARE SENT
READY TO EXPLORE
Choose a scenario, then run the demo. No tokens move and no wallet opens.
Give an agent a test-token budget and follow one payment from request to proof. Your vault enforces the rules. Finish by revoking the agent and returning the remaining tokens.
0.5 test USDT buys 1,000 demo credits. One mock API call uses 10 credits. Test tokens have no real value.
Checking current on-chain balances…
STEP 1 / CONNECT
Your wallet controls the vault. Sign in to start or restore your demo; connecting does not transfer tokens.
You confirm in MetaMask
You approve setup and funding. The temporary agent signs payment requests; the vault checks every request before tokens can move.
Revoke the agent and return the vault tokens to your owner wallet. Each action has its own MetaMask confirmation.
Your wallet creates and funds a vault. You retain control and can revoke the agent.
A temporary account in this tab sends payment requests. Your vault decides whether they are allowed.
A vault is a contract that holds your test tokens and checks the rules before paying.
It verifies payment and grants credits. The API response is a sample, not a real paid service.
Desktop MetaMask · Test tokens only · No analytics on this page. This is an unaudited demonstration.
Every submitted transaction appears below. Provider credits and mock API results are separate from on-chain payment evidence.
Your payment and credit results will appear here as you complete each step.
Use this if the provider is unavailable or your 30-day session record has expired. Your owner wallet can still revoke an agent or withdraw remaining test tokens directly from the vault. This tool never buys credits or creates a new agent.
Vault and agent addresses are restored from this browser when available. You can also paste them from your downloaded run.
Want to come back later? Choose Save demo and set a password. On this same browser and device, your valid wallet session restores automatically. Enter your demo password to continue with the same agent. Your password and agent key never go to our server. Use a unique password of at least 12 characters.
If you do not save, forget your password, or clear your browser data, you can still use your owner wallet to revoke the old agent and recover the vault tokens. Gas left with a lost agent key cannot be recovered. Saving is optional and does not extend the provider’s 30-day record retention.
The demo provider keeps session records for 30 days. Download your evidence before then. On-chain transactions remain public.
Let your Grok Bot or another compatible agent pay for demo API credits on NetX Testnet. You choose how much it can spend and where. The smart contract checks each payment—even when your browser is closed.
Fund a vault with test tokens. Your bot can pay approved recipients within the spending limits you set.
See an out-of-policy request blocked on-chain. Approve that exact payment once or decline it. Your standing rules stay the same.
Follow payment requests, decisions and transaction hashes here. Open the explorer to check the on-chain result yourself.
Start below: connect MetaMask, set up your test budget, then connect your bot. Test tokens only; no real monetary value.
Use Grok Bot or another agent with an HTTP MCP connector and Bearer authentication. MCP gives your bot access to the demo tools. Regular Grok chat is not connected automatically. The managed payment agent can execute submitted requests with this page closed; your external bot must still be running to make new requests.
Loading the bot payment demo. The interactive simulation is always available.