Checkout-style settlement
Stablecoin checkout routes into provider confirmation, credit entitlement, settlement receipt, and agent run eligibility.
Wever Labs normalizes Stripe stablecoin, x402, Circle / USDC, AP2 mandate, invoice, and custom provider rails into a shared route, confirmation, credit funding, settlement receipt, usage receipt, result contract, and callback trail.
Each provider has its own payment shape, but the OS normalizes the funded state before work moves through the gateway.
Stablecoin checkout routes into provider confirmation, credit entitlement, settlement receipt, and agent run eligibility.
HTTP payment-required behavior can resolve into the same route object, funding rule, and result-return contract.
Wallet transfers and signed mandate flows bind payment identity, permission, settlement state, and credit account funding.
The route object connects quote, run contract, settlement intent, provider confirmation, credit account, and next action. That is how money becomes executable operating state.
quote
→ provider_route
→ payment_request
→ provider_confirmation
→ credit_entitlement
→ agent_run_gatewayOnce the provider confirmation arrives, the OS records the normalized confirmation, funds credits, issues a settlement receipt, and prepares downstream usage receipts after work runs.
provider_confirmed
→ credits_funded
→ settlement_receipt_issued
→ result_contract_ready
→ usage_receipt_after_runThe abstraction is designed for provider choice without fragmenting the OS: one ledger, one entitlement model, one settlement receipt, one usage receipt, one task ledger, one callback path.
Every provider route funds the same OS credit account model.
Settlement receipts record funded credits. Usage receipts record consumed work.
Provider routes bind back to the quote and run contract before the gateway executes.
Result, receipt, exception, and replay state travel back through the agent callback rail.