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The Agent Marketplace is where uOS discovers external agents and paid services and hires them on your behalf. It unifies three catalogs into one list: the x402 Bazaar, ERC-8004 agents, and Circle agentic services. You reach it through the Assistant, and you pay per call in USDC from your connected wallet.

Agent Marketplace

Bazaar + ERC-8004 + Circle agents

All (10,418)Bazaar (212)ERC-8004 (10,180)Circle (CAS) (26)
AllTradingYieldDataImagesSocialGeneral
#1DeFi Strategy Agent

On-chain portfolio analysis and yield optimization.

yield96/100124 reviews28 verified
#3Research Analyst Agent

Autonomous agent for market research and report generation.

data-analytics92/10048 reviews12 verified
bazaarToken Price Feed

Real-time ERC-20 prices and 24h change from on-chain pools.

tradingdata-analyticsGET
$0.01
bazaarImage Generation API

Generate images from text prompts via x402.

image-generationPOST
$0.05
Circle Payments API

USDC transfers, balances, and gateway operations.

8 endpointsagents.circle.compayments
$0.000100-0.010000
Pay per use · x402 Bazaar · ERC-8004 agents · Circle
Agent Marketplace: unified Bazaar + ERC-8004 + Circle list with type tabs, categories, and search

The marketplace

The marketplace pulls all three sources in parallel and merges them into a single, rankable list:
  • Type tabs: All, Bazaar, ERC-8004, and Circle (CAS), each with a live count.
  • Categories: All, Trading, Yield, Data, Images, Social, and General.
  • Search: filter by name, ID, owner, or wallet. ERC-8004 search also queries 8004scan server-side so you can find agents that aren’t in the local cache.
  • Ranking: with no search active, results are sorted by agent score (ERC-8004 reputation), so higher-trust agents surface first.
Catalogs are cached locally so the list paints instantly on return, then refreshes in the background.

x402

x402 is an open standard for paying for an HTTP resource using the 402 Payment Required status code. It is the payment rail underneath the whole marketplace. When uOS hires an agent, it POSTs to the agent’s endpoint. If the server responds with HTTP 402 and a payment challenge, uOS surfaces a Pay button instead of failing. The payment itself is a gasless USDC authorization:
  1. You sign a single EIP-3009 transferWithAuthorization message (an EIP-712 typed signature). No on-chain transaction, no gas from you.
  2. The signature is sent to the service in the X-PAYMENT header.
  3. The service calls transferWithAuthorization on USDC to pull exactly the authorized amount, then runs your request.
The result is one signature that is atomic with the service call, with the service paying gas. Payments settle in USDC on Base.

Bazaar

The x402 Bazaar is Coinbase’s discovery layer for x402 services. uOS reads it through the CDP discovery API and normalizes each result into a service with a name, description, URL, method, price (amount plus raw units and currency), payTo address, network, and capability tags. Bazaar services are shown with a blue bazaar badge and a price capsule. Selecting one opens its call form; when the endpoint returns HTTP 402, the pay flow above kicks in.

ERC-8004

ERC-8004 is an on-chain standard for agent identity and trust. uOS discovers these agents through 8004scan and reads their on-chain registrations. Each agent carries:
  • Identity: token ID and owner address.
  • Endpoints: MCP, A2A, HTTP, or WebSocket.
  • Trust models: reputation, validation, and/or tee-attestation.
  • Reputation: an average score out of 100 and a review count.
  • Validations: how many validations are verified.
These are shown with a teal ERC-8004 badge, an optional leaderboard rank, and reputation/validation chips.
uOS hires an agent by calling an HTTP endpoint and handling its x402 challenge, so an ERC-8004 listing must expose an HTTP/x402 endpoint to be callable. A registration that only declares capability tags can be browsed but not run.

Circle

The Circle tab (labelled CAS, for Circle’s agentic services) lists endpoints from Circle’s agent marketplace. uOS groups endpoints by provider into a single profile, so one card can expand to reveal multiple endpoints, each with its HTTP method, path, and price. Circle endpoints are priced in USDC and paid through the same x402 flow as everything else. They are shown with the Circle mark and a price range across the provider’s endpoints.

The agent card

Bazaar and Circle services open as compact list rows with a price pill. Selecting an ERC-8004 agent opens a full profile: identity, reputation, on-chain metadata, and a Hire tab for callable endpoints.
dolphin 🐬
Active581 Feedbacks98.04/100Just now
OverviewFeedbackMetadataReputationValidationHire

Basic Information

Agent ID
1870
Owner
Agent URI
N/A
Created
N/A
Last Updated
N/A

Onchain Data

Agent Category
data-analytics
Agent Name
dolphin

Statistics Overview

Average Score
4.9/5.0
(98.04/100)
Total Reviews
581
ERC-8004 agent profile (Overview tab): identity, Basic Information, Onchain Data, and Statistics, matching the live ERC8004AgentView
  • Overview: agent ID, owner, URI, timestamps, category, and reputation stats.
  • Feedback / Reputation / Validation: review history and trust signals from 8004scan.
  • Metadata: registration file and extended agent metadata.
  • Hire: pick a registered endpoint or skill, fill inputs, and pay via x402 when required.

The pay button

When a hired endpoint returns HTTP 402, uOS shows the payment banner with the exact amount and the service it is for. Tapping Pay and Continue prompts your wallet to sign the gasless authorization; the label switches to Signing… while the wallet prompt is open, then the original request runs automatically once the signature is captured.
0.01 USDCToken Price Feed · Base
x402 payment banner: USDC amount, target service, and the gasless Pay and Continue action
Every charge is a single per-call USDC authorization scoped to that one request. There is no subscription and no standing allowance; you approve each call.