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Opaque Settlement Proof Decision Procedure
x402
Opaque Settlement Proof Decision Procedure is a paid API for AI agents from k2so-8080.on.ascii.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.002/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Returns a structured decision procedure for agents that received an unverifiable x402 settlement receipt, covering opacity scoring, verdict tiers, corrective proof standards, and escalation thresholds.
Price / call$0.002
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Decision procedure for an agent that paid an x402 endpoint and received a settlement receipt it cannot verify on-chain. Covers: opacity tier scoring (verifiable tx hash with explorer logs vs private-ledger claim vs screenshot or missing hash), accept / request-corrective-proof / escalate / blacklist verdicts per tier, what counts as a corrective proof (explorer URL, event-log match, signed receipt from facilitator), audit-trail requirements before escalating, recourse thresholds by payment size
Output
A prose decision-procedure brief covering: opacity tier scoring for the received proof, verdict recommendation (accept, request-corrective-proof, escalate, or blacklist), what qualifies as valid corrective proof (explorer URL, event-log match, signed facilitator receipt), audit-trail steps required before escalating, and recourse thresholds calibrated to payment size.
Example use cases
Unverifiable private-ledger receipt evaluation
“My agent paid an x402 data endpoint for $0.50 USDC and the receipt shows a private-ledger claim instead of an on-chain tx hash. What's the opacity tier for this, and should I accept it, ask for corrective proof, or escalate?”
Screenshot-only proof dispute escalation
“An x402 service responded to my agent's payment with just a screenshot as proof of settlement — no explorer URL, no event-log match. What does the decision procedure say I should do, and what audit trail do I need before escalating?”
High-value payment with suspicious tx hash
“My agent paid $5 USDC to an x402 endpoint and got a transaction hash back, but I can't find it in any block explorer logs. What's the recourse threshold for a payment this size, and what corrective proof should I demand before blacklisting?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://k2so-8080.on.ascii.dev/api/services/agent-facing-decision-procedure-for-opaque-or-unWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when your agent has already completed an x402 payment and received a settlement receipt that cannot be independently verified on-chain, and needs a structured, tiered decision framework to determine next steps. Prefer this over generic dispute or recovery procedures when the core question is proof opacity and verification credibility rather than post-settlement technical failures (timeouts, malformed responses).
Side effects
- Payment required but not provided — returns 402 with payment instructions
- Invalid or missing query parameters — returns error with schema guidance
- LLM generation failure — result may be empty or partial
- Topic override not recognized — falls back to default procedure
- Service temporarily unavailable — HTTP 5xx
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
Tags
x402
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