What works today, and what comes next

1. Live now

   Working today, on t0ll.xyz.

   • Checks answer in seconds

     Shipped 12 Nov 2026

     A check now reads the chain through a pool of RPC nodes first, and takes the dev's record from our own tables. Nine checks in ten used to finish within 41.9 seconds; they now finish within 3.3. Over MCP, an AI app waits up to 15 seconds and gets the whole answer.

   • Two findings on the creator tax

     Shipped 12 Nov 2026

     A creator tax of 5% or more is flagged careful, with who receives it. No tax at all on a dev's first launch is flagged careful too: of 2,656 such Pons coins launched from Oct 13 to Nov 11, 2026, 57% were rugged within 24 hours, against 6% with a tax. Neither changes a verdict to against.

   • x402 on Robinhood Chain, in numbers

     Shipped 12 Nov 2026

     A Market tab on the x402 pages: payments, facilitators and sellers over the last 30 and 7 days, read from the chain by block. The same numbers are free as JSON at /api/x402/market.

   • Launch a paid agent

     Shipped 12 Nov 2026

     A Launch tab on the x402 pages: pick a template (coin safety checker, stock-token researcher, AI model router, wrap any API, or a blank seller), mint an ERC-8004 identity, deploy the seller and show verified. A 0.002 ETH build fee, no fee per call, settlement through our facilitator. The builder signs every transaction.

   • x402 on Robinhood Chain, measured

     Shipped 12 Nov 2026

     /x402/market reads x402 payments settled directly on USDG or through the two x402 proxies over the last 30 days and shows them by seller and by facilitator, with the block range, refreshed weekly. Every figure is given for payments under 100 USDG and for all, and with and without the agent402 router. The same read is free at /api/x402/market.

   • Verify your agent

     Shipped 11 Nov 2026

     A seller is verified when its x402 payTo is its ERC-8004 agent wallet. /x402/verify reads any agent id, says verified or what is missing, and sets it: the payTo wallet signs, the owner sends one transaction, checked by check_tx first. The same read is free at /api/x402/verify-agent.

   • One sign-in on every Toll page

     Shipped 11 Nov 2026

     Sign in with your wallet once: it holds on t0ll.xyz and x402.t0ll.xyz and lasts 7 days. Linking Telegram uses it too, with no second signature. It proves a wallet and moves nothing.

   • Facilitator limits a stranger cannot use up

     Shipped 11 Nov 2026

     We pay the gas for every settlement, so the facilitator now counts it: a gas budget for the UTC day, 100 settlements a day for one payer, and 20 an hour for a payTo that is not verified (60 for a verified one). A capture, refund or void of an existing escrow hold is never refused by these limits.

   • The guard stops when Toll cannot answer

     Shipped 11 Nov 2026

     @tollxyz/guard 0.6.0: when Toll is unreachable, times out or refuses to read a request, nothing is signed and the guard throws. Before, the signature went ahead. failOpen: true is the opt-in to the old behaviour.

   • An answer instead of "wait"

     Shipped 11 Nov 2026

     When a fresh read is not whole yet, check_coin and pre_buy_check over MCP answer from our last whole check of the coin (30 minutes old at most) and say how old it is. On a careful or against answer the watch link now comes near the top.

   • A listing belongs to its payTo

     Shipped 11 Nov 2026

     In the x402 discovery list a paid API is listed per payTo. A payment from another wallet that names a seller's URL is its own listing and never carries the seller's verified mark, name or settled count.

   • Pay in more tokens on our facilitator

     Shipped 11 Nov 2026

     x402 exact through Permit2: the payer signs one Permit2 transfer for the exact price, and the money can only go to payTo. Only the tokens on our facilitator's list are settled, each read on chain first. Tested with a real payment before it was switched on.

   • Spending budgets per payer

     Shipped 11 Nov 2026

     A payer wallet signs its own limits with our facilitator: per payment, per day, per payTo, the payTos it allows and an end date, in USDG. Verify and settle refuse any payment past them, on every scheme, and a signed revoke stops every payment. check_tx reads the budget signature for what it sets. Tested before it was switched on.

   • The contracts on chain

     Shipped 10 Nov 2026

     TollGateHook (a Uniswap v4 hook that needs a fresh ticket per swap), TollAllowModule (each call an ERC-7579 smart account makes needs a ticket) and TollAssert (balance checks after a trade, in the same transaction) are deployed on Robinhood Chain beside TollAllowEnforcer: Sourcify exact match, no owner, no admin.

   • Escrow with refunds on our facilitator

     Shipped 10 Nov 2026

     x402 auth-capture on the v1.0 escrow contracts: the payer's USDG is held, the seller captures what it delivered, refunds or releases the rest, and the payer can reclaim after the deadline. The first facilitator on Robinhood Chain with refunds; tested end to end with a real payment (hold, capture, refund, void) before it was switched on. Every hold and refund is listed on the facilitator page.

   • Sub-cent payments: batch settlement

     Shipped 10 Nov 2026

     One deposit into a payment channel, then a signed voucher per request: no transaction and no gas per payment, claims batched on chain. Tested with a real deposit, five vouchers and one claim before it was switched on.

   • A safety screen on every payment

     Shipped 10 Nov 2026

     Our facilitator runs check_tx on every payment it verifies or settles and hands the seller the outcome (allow, warn or block, with the reasons). Report-only: a slow read never blocks a payment.

   • Discover paid APIs on Robinhood Chain

     Shipped 10 Nov 2026

     Every x402 seller on Robinhood Chain in one searchable list at /x402/discover, verified payees first, one row per operator: the x402 discovery endpoints (/discovery/resources, /discovery/search) on our facilitator and the find_paid_api MCP tool, for an agent looking for something to buy.

   • Settlements credited on chain

     Shipped 10 Nov 2026

     Every payment our facilitator settles carries an ERC-8021 builder code (toll, plus the seller's app code), so explorers and dashboards count Robinhood Chain x402 volume per app and per facilitator. The x402 Register now counts sellers as well as agents: one operator behind 5,569 agents is one seller.

   • x402 upto, settled

     Shipped 10 Nov 2026

     Our facilitator settles x402 upto payments: the buyer signs a maximum over Permit2, the seller charges only the real cost. Tested with a real payment on Robinhood Chain before it was switched on.

   • Signatures: the simulated take and the text inside

     Shipped 9 Nov 2026

     A Permit, Permit2, UniswapX, Seaport or EIP-3009 signature has its pull simulated on the wallet's real balances: what someone could take now, in dollars where Toll has a price. The text inside an EIP-712 signature (the domain's name and version, every message string) is read for instructions aimed at an AI; the signed ERC-8481 report publishes hidden-instruction findings under our open pattern set.

   • The main pool and v4 liquidity

     Shipped 9 Nov 2026

     A single Uniswap v4 swap on a pool that is not the coin's main pool is quoted on the main pool; paying more than 3% more there is a warning. Uniswap v4 position manager calls are read action by action, the liquidity calls Hookr's MCP builds included: liquidity paid out to another address, or a position minted to one, is a warning.

   • x402 upto and auth-capture, payer side

     Shipped 9 Nov 2026

     An upto payment is flagged with the most the seller can charge. An auth-capture payment's escrow, token collector and hold are explained; an escrow that is not the real one on Robinhood Chain, or the wrong collector, is a warning. Our facilitator settles upto too (10 Nov).

   • Orbio and stock tokens after the close

     Shipped 9 Nov 2026

     Orbio's Exchange, CREDIT and agent vault calls decoded from its verified contracts. While the US market is closed, a stock token's pool more than 5% from the last close is a warning, and the token's ERC-8056 share multiplier is read on chain.

   • A simulated run before signing

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     check_tx runs every transaction against the latest block (eth_simulateV1) before it is signed: what moves, what gets approved, a revert and the gas. An intent the agent states is compared with the result. Multisig execTransaction, Multicall3, ERC-7579 batches and ERC-4337 UserOperations are opened call by call; an EIP-7702 delegation is BLOCK unless the delegate is on a short list pinned by code hash.

   • Signatures read

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     Permit, Permit2, Seaport, UniswapX and any other EIP-712 message decoded, with what it lets someone take. eth_sign is BLOCK; a sign-in message (SIWE) has its domain and chain checked.

   • x402 payer rules

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     A payment far above the seller's usual price, an authorization valid for more than an hour, and a USDG allowance left on Permit2 are flagged. The facilitator settles a payment id once.

   • Agent reputation and seller score

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     check_agent reads the ERC-8004 reputation and validation registries, and an x402 seller's last 30 days of payments: payers, repeat payers, and the share from wallets tied to the seller.

   • Hidden instructions

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     Every outside text Toll repeats (coin names, agent cards, x402 descriptions, LARP pages, sign-in messages) is read for instructions aimed at an AI. The fingerprints of our own MCP tool descriptions are published.

   • ALLOW tickets

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     Toll signs a single-use ticket for one exact call. TollAllowEnforcer, a MetaMask delegation caveat that refuses calls without one, is deployed on Robinhood Chain; the Solidity is open source (toll-allow).

   • Protect RPC

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     rpc.t0ll.xyz: reads pass through, and a signed transaction Toll would BLOCK is refused before it reaches the chain.

   • Approvals & revoke

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     Every token approval a wallet still has live, each with a revoke transaction Toll has checked. Over MCP too (wallet_approvals).

   • Watch & alerts

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     Signed webhooks when a watched coin's verdict turns or its dev or a wallet cluster sells, and when a watched wallet gives a new approval, signs a 7702 delegation or receives a coin Toll reads as against (watch_coin, watch_wallet).

   • Open blocklist

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     The coins Toll's stored reads put at BLOCK, with reason codes and evidence links, free as JSON, CSV or text.

   • Pre-sign record and benchmark

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     Every check_tx answer that named a coin, scored 24 hours later, with the calibration re-run weekly. A public benchmark of the coin check on 200 real Robinhood Chain coins, misses listed, data and script published.

   • Speed & uptime

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     p50 and p95 answer times per door and the share answered, last 24 hours and 7 days, on /status.

   • First look and copycat tickers

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     A coin nobody read yet gets cheap facts within seconds and a time to the full read. A coin using the ticker of a Stock Token, a base asset or a known memecoin with another contract is flagged with the real one's address.

   • Coin badge

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     An image of a coin's last stored verdict for any site to embed (/badge/<token>), from checks Toll already holds.

   • FOBO and Hookr

     Shipped 8 Nov 2026

     FOBO (fobo.fun) read as a launchpad, with its FoboHook named. The Hookr page has a section for agents: pre_buy_check, check_tx on HookrRouter swaps, check_hook and the v4 swap ticket.

   • One-word pre-buy check, coin watch over MCP

     Shipped 6 Nov 2026

     pre_buy_check answers BLOCK, WARN, ALLOW or WAIT with up to three reasons; watch_coin, my_watches and unwatch_coin over MCP with a Toll key.

   • Hook check and the Hookr report

     Shipped 5 Nov 2026

     check_hook reads a Uniswap v4 hook by address: its name, what it can do, whether its code can change, how many pools use it and whether sells through it fail. A weekly report on Hookr launches.

   • Toll Markets

     Shipped 2 Nov 2026

     Data on Robinhood Stock Tokens for agents: Chainlink's reference price, the chain's own price, corporate actions, SEC filings, fundamentals, insider trades, institutions and US macro, every number with its source.

   • Check any coin

     Any coin on Robinhood Chain, any age: the dev's full record, bundles, snipers, wallets that sold in the same block, who holds it now, and whether its liquidity is locked or was pulled. Free, read from the chain.

   • Coin checks on Robinhood Chain

     Coin checks on Robinhood Chain. Dev records on Robinhood Chain.

   • LARP check

     Is there a real product behind the coin? Paste a coin on Robinhood Chain, a website or an X post: we read its site, posts and code, and check every claim against the chain and against the working parts of theirs that answer. Claude Haiku 5.5 quotes each claim in the coin's own words, Claude Sonnet 5.5 checks each result against our evidence, and Claude Opus 5.5 has the final say on a found. If Claude Opus 5.5 has reached its daily limit, the stricter of the two results stands. The label says what we could check, never a verdict. Now in its fourth version.

   • LARP history and a page per coin

     Every LARP check anyone has run, in one list you can filter by label and chain, and a page for each coin with its claims and our proof.

   • The coin explainer

     A short plain paragraph on a Robinhood Chain coin's page, written from one read of the chain, and shown only beside that same read.

   • At launch

     Every new coin on Robinhood Chain, checked a few minutes after it launched. The call is frozen there, and 24 hours later we read how it ended: rugged, graduated, dead or still alive.

   • Chrome extension

     The check inside GMGN, Pons and DexScreener, free on the Chrome Web Store.

   • @tollchk on X

     Tag it with a contract for the check, or ask it about a coin's holders, liquidity, volume, dev, tax, burns or fees. The numbers come from the check. Tag @tollchk with larp and a coin, a website or an X post for the LARP read. Tag it with roast for the blunt version: one dry line built only from the check's facts.

   • Coins checked

     Every coin anyone has checked on Toll, in one live list.

   • Toll for AI

     Free checks in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI apps over MCP: 28 tools, check_coin, pre_buy_check, check_coins, larp_check, dev_record, wallet_privacy, wallet_approvals, fresh_launches, chain_pulse, launch_record, check_agent, find_paid_api, check_hook, check_tx, presign_risk_report, stock_token, stock_tokens, fundamentals, insider_trades, institutions, guidance, macro, stock_events, watch_coin, my_watches, unwatch_coin, watch_wallet and unwatch_wallet. Paid calls for AI agents over x402: the coin check on Robinhood Chain, the deployer history, and the LARP check. Plugins and SDKs for code.

   • Plugins & SDKs

     JavaScript and Python SDKs, plus plugins for ElizaOS, Coinbase AgentKit, the Vercel AI SDK, LangChain and Mastra, a local MCP server and a guard for the agent's wallet, on npm (@tollxyz) and PyPI (toll-sdk). MIT.

   • ERC-8004 agent

     Toll is registered as agent #20030 on Robinhood Chain, with its MCP server and x402 endpoints listed in its registration file.

   • Agent check

     Look up any ERC-8004 agent on Robinhood Chain by its id: whether its card loads, whether it answers over MCP or x402, and whether x402 pays to its registered wallet. Every agent is in the agent census.

   • ERC-8470 Launch Observations

     Our registry is live on Robinhood Chain and our detector writes block-pinned observations of new launches to it, listed on /observations (ethereum/ERCs PR #2121).

   • Pre-sign check

     The transaction, signature or x402 payment an agent is about to sign, answered ALLOW / WARN / BLOCK as an ERC-8265 RiskAssessment, with a signed pre-sign report (our ERC, PR #2134). Free over MCP (check_tx), paid over x402, and one line in front of a wallet with @tollxyz/guard.

   • Prompt-injection flag

     A flag on coin names, symbols and metadata written to give orders to the AI agent reading them.

   • x402 facilitator

     x402.t0ll.xyz settles USDG on Robinhood Chain and checks that payTo belongs to the seller's ERC-8004 identity before it pays out: signed receipts, a public register of sellers, a badge, and @tollxyz/x402-seller for sellers.

   • ERC-8478 payee check

     Whether an x402 payTo is the seller's registered agent wallet or a wallet it delegated, one of nine outcomes (ethereum/ERCs PR #2132). The first outside implementation is Fizzl's x402 Doctor.

   • Pool traps in the check

     Older pools found back to the launch, pools that charge 10% or more a trade, and transfer taxes, each said as what it is.

   • Toll Swap

     Swap coins through our router (version 3) from /trade, signed from your own wallet. Toll fee 0.5% · 0.25% for $TOLL holders.

   • Holder strength, after a fall, research

     Graduated Pons coins counted in people as well as wallets, how coins behaved after a fall, and pieces written from our own data.

   • Our own chain index

     Every transfer and trade on Robinhood Chain in our own database, read by our own engine, not a third-party API.

   • The dev wall

     Every wallet launching coins on Pons and Long, counted from the chain: coins in the last 24 hours and 7 days, how many graduated, contracts marked as contracts.

   • Explore and a page per coin

     Every coin launched on Toll in one list, on the curve or graduated, and a page for each: its creator, its launch, its fee mark on chain and how it trades.

   • Toll Launchpad

     Launch a coin on Pons from your own wallet, paired with ETH, USDG, or the stocks, ETFs and tokens Pons approves. The exact launch is tested against the chain before your wallet opens. A small flat launch fee buys back and burns $TOLL.

   • The live launch stage

     Your launch shown step by step as it happens on chain, each step lit only once it has happened. Record it, download it, share it.

   • No serial launchers

     Wallets with a long run of launches in the last day are turned away, with the count from the dev wall shown.

   • Creator fees to holders

     One box at launch sends every creator fee and the creator tax to the coin's holders, pro rata, through Pons's own holder distributor. Set once, for good.

   • Fee vaults

     Creator fees split on chain at every payout: 90% to the creator's wallet, a verified X, Telegram, Farcaster, GitHub, Discord or Twitch account, or a burn of their own coin; 10% buys back and burns $TOLL.

   • The terminal

     Every launch and pool on Robinhood Chain the moment it happens, with what we found on each and why.

   • Check a wallet

     Where a wallet's money came from, where it went, and every coin it has launched.

   • Same dev, new wallet

     We trace who funded each new deployer. A "first launch" paid for by a serial launcher's wallet is flagged.

   • @t0ll_bot on Telegram

     Paste a coin or a wallet for the full check, free, in a private chat or in any group. Send @t0ll_bot /larp with a coin, a website or an X post and it answers with the LARP check. In a group, mention it with a coin and a question (who is the dev, is it a rug) and it answers when asked: the card, then one short answer written from the check's facts. A coin card carries one line saying what holders of $TOLL get, with /alerts to link a wallet. Anyone can /watch 3 coins; linked holders can /watch up to 20 coins. You get a message when a re-read changes a coin's LARP label. Reading a coin for the first time never sends one. /unwatch removes a coin and /watching lists them.

   • Crossing replay

     The first minutes of any Pons launch replayed wallet by wallet: the dev, the snipers, the buyers.

   • Share any check as an image

     One click turns a check into a picture you can post.

   • The simulated bots' record

     Every trade the ten simulated trading bots closed is public, wins and losses. The bots themselves are paused for now.

   • Free launches for holders

     A launching wallet holding 1,000,000 $TOLL pays no launch fee.

   • Buyback and burn

     Launch fees and 10% of every fee vault payout go to one public buyback wallet and buy back and burn $TOLL. The dev burns $TOLL from the launch wallet too.

   • Burns page

     Every buyback and every dev burn, listed with its transaction.

   • Toll Hunters and launch rewards

     A public rewards wallet set aside for holders who use Toll, in rounds that close every Monday and Thursday at 00:00 UTC, and for a Toll launch that graduates and passes the Toll check. Each round, and whether it paid anyone, is on the rewards page.

   • Holder data

     1,000,000 $TOLL opens the tracked wallets live, wallet P&L, pulled-liquidity flags, proven devs and exports.

   • Holder alerts on Telegram

     Holders link a wallet to @t0ll_bot with one signature and get live alerts.

   • Strategy lab

     Holders run simulated agents of their own, one for each 1,000,000 $TOLL held, and race them on a public board. No real money.

   • LARP check for holders

     Holders of 1,000,000 $TOLL can re-read a coin now, see the second reader's notes on what it changed, and see the dev's full LARP record. The label, the claims and our proof stay free for everyone.

2. Next

   Planned next, and what is built but waiting for its switch.

   • Facilitator pricing (built, not switched on)

     Settling through our x402 facilitator has no fee today. Built for high-volume sellers and switched on later: free up to 500 settlements a day per customer (the wallet that owns the seller's ERC-8004 agent), then 0.006 USDG each, prepaid in USDG. A charge in a batch and an escrow capture each count as one. Nothing is taken out of a payment, and we still pay the gas.

   • Faster cold checks

     Holders from our own tables too, so a coin nobody checked costs a few reads; fail-closed behaviour written down and tested per surface.

   • ERC housekeeping

     Our three ERC drafts brought to editor-ready.

   • A claim contract for rewards

     Holder rewards and launch rewards claimed from a contract on chain.

   • Launchpad claims badge

     What a launchpad says about the coins it launches, read with the LARP check and shown as a badge on them.

   • Site-change watch

     Know when a checked coin's site changes what it claims.

   • Team claims

     What a coin says about the people behind it, checked the way its product claims are.

   • Holder deep dive

     A closer read of who holds a coin and how those wallets are linked.

   • Simulated bots back on

     The ten simulated trading bots go back on their book, every trade public.

3. Later

   Planned, not started.

   • Basket pairs

     A basket (TSLA and NVDA together) as a pair. Pons accepts only the tokens its factory approved, so it needs Pons to approve a basket token first.

   • More launchpads

     Launch through other launchpads on the chain from the same page, with the same tests before you sign.

   • More simulated bots

     Simulated bots for the first seconds of a launch, and bots that follow the wallets you pick. Simulated, like the rest.

A plan, not a promise. Nothing here is financial advice, and the simulated bots and the strategy lab trade no real money.