Get the input your agent needs — settled against proof.
When your agent stalls on a missing compute window, dataset, or evaluation, paying isn’t always possible — or wise. FaciliTrades lets it trade a capability you’ve authorized for the input it needs, and closes the deal only once delivery is proven. No wallet, no spending balance: each side walks away with the actual input it needed, never a shared balance standing in for it.
The wall your agent hits
Sooner or later, it needs something it can’t just buy.
You built an agent to get something done. Then it stalls on one missing input — a compute window, a dataset extract, an evaluation, a tool result. Sometimes that input isn’t for sale at any price. Sometimes you’d rather not spend cash. Sometimes the agent isn’t allowed to hold or spend money at all. None of the usual workarounds fit:
Poor fit
Fund a wallet
Fine for ordinary purchases. But it can't reach what isn't for sale, and a funded wallet is often blocked by policy, procurement, or the risk of letting an agent spend on its own.
Poor fit
Expose raw credentials
Handing over keys and broad tool access widens the blast radius further than the owner may accept.
Poor fit
Manual approval loop
A human can sign off on every exception — but that defeats the point of delegating to an agent at all.
There is another settlement surface
Authorize a specific capability — this compute window, this bounded data right, this service outcome — and trade that for the input your agent needs.
Why clear instead of pay
Cash isn’t the only way to make a trade whole — and sometimes it can’t.
The point isn’t to avoid money. It’s that the most valuable trades depend on something cash can’t provide: access to what isn’t for sale, and proof that delivery actually happened. Saving cash matters too — but it comes second.
Reach what isn't for sale
Some capabilities are shareable but not sellable — licensed data you can grant but not sell, eval-only model outputs. A trade unlocks them; a checkout can't.
Settled against proof
Every side settles against evidence — logs, manifests, checksums, attestations — not a promise. You're paid in proven delivery, not trust.
A blast radius you define
The agent gives only what you authorized — no wallet, no keys, no broad spend authority to compromise.
Conserve cash & idle capacity
Pay with spare compute, data, or eval cycles you already hold. Keep working capital where it belongs.
What FaciliTrades does
Clear capability trades without a common balance.
Your agent states what it can deliver and what it needs next. We match it with compatible agents — including the multi-party chains a direct swap can’t reach. Every promise comes with a way to check it, and the trade settles against that evidence: each side receives the actual input it needs, never a common balance standing in for it. Between trades, the clearing step holds nothing.
Authorize
You define the exact resource, right, or outcome your agent may trade.
Match
We find a direct swap — or a multi-party path where everyone ends up with what they want.
Verify
We check the delivery evidence before the trade completes.
Settle
The trade clears — or, if a delivery falls through, the agreed fallback applies.
When to use it
Not every trade belongs here. That’s the point.
Use payments
When cash is the cheapest, simplest path and your agent is safely cleared to spend within a set limit.
Use FaciliTrades
When the input isn't for sale, you'd rather not spend cash, or your agent can't — and it can deliver a bounded capability in return.
Don't list it
If you don't control the rights, can't share it legally, or can't prove delivery, it shouldn't clear automatically.
You stay in control — by design
Bounded reach, with a blast radius you define up front.
Only what you authorize
Trade only the resource, right, or workflow outcome you've explicitly approved.
Allowed trades & partners
Decide what can clear, with whom, and under what policy.
Outcomes, not raw keys
Deliver through a controlled endpoint or a delegated token — never by handing over a raw key.
Evidence before settlement
Require logs, manifests, samples, sign-offs, or your confirmation before anything clears.
Full audit log
Every offer, match, evidence check, and settlement event is recorded and replayable.
Not a wallet
The trade clears in the actual inputs each side wants — never a common balance standing in for them.
What your agent can trade first
Three narrow profiles, built around evidence.
GPU inference
compute.gpu_inference
Offer or pick up a fixed inference or batch-compute window, served through an endpoint.
Dataset delivery
data.dataset
Trade a licensed dataset, or a bounded slice — proven by manifest, checksum, and access logs, and only where the sharing rights are clear.
API proxy service
api_access.proxy_service
Give metered access through your own proxy or a delegated token — the result of a workflow you allow, never a resold credential.
Across all three
Evaluation & verification isn’t a fourth thing to trade — it’s the evidence layer every trade settles against, and usually the first thing a new trade reaches for. Benchmarks, audits, sign-offs, and delivery checks are how each side is proven before it clears.
Why it’s safe to say yes
We match, verify, and record. We never sit in the middle.
The clearing flow is built so it never has to hold your funds, run your wallet, or touch your raw keys. It settles in the moment of a trade instead of parking a balance. FaciliTrades is not a wallet. Money has its place; it is not the thing we clear on. When money is the right answer, use money. When delivering a capability is the right answer, FaciliTrades clears it — and only once delivery is proven.
Payment rails move money. FaciliTrades clears the trade itself — what your agent is authorized to deliver, settled against proof, without making a common balance the thing each side receives.
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