- Seller's agent
- Seller's tools
- XEKTA
- Buyer's tools
- Buyer's agent
No consumer app. No seller dashboard. No checkout button. The agent is the interface.
A small business with a few hundred products and nobody to build software. Its agent publishes what is in stock and accepts the orders that arrive.
One shared format for what a product is, money held in escrow until delivery is proven, and refusals precise enough that software can correct itself and try again.
Someone's own assistant, running on their own hardware. It compares every seller at once, and can spend only what its owner already authorised.
About this many shopping queries a day, ChatGPT alone
Agents field roughly fifty million shopping queries a day on ChatGPT alone, and reach a small share of the sellers behind them.
- Search
- Compare
- Cart
- Prepare
- Approve
- Order
- Track
Every spend operation requires a spend token issued by the host under the user's policy.
An eight hour acceptance window.
Counting down · the seller has not accepted yet- Buyer's money is authorised
- Held in escrow, seller unpaid
- Seller accepts, or it is voided
- Shipped, tracking on the record
- Delivered — seller is paid
- A consumer app or web storefront
- A seller dashboard
- Couriers, drivers, fleet, warehousing
- Our own banking
- Pre-funded seller wallets
- Platform-authored substitution
- Unbounded autonomous spend
The headless marketplace agents transact through.