Payments on Base + Solana
Operated by Lumiere LLC (Connecticut, USA). Contact: [email protected]
1. What this is. Lumière PayCheck publishes automated assessments (scores, grades, verdicts, reports) of third-party x402 payment endpoints, based on monitoring and occasional small test payments.
1a. Who can use it. The service is for businesses and developers. You must be at least 18, and if you use it for a company you confirm you may accept these terms for it. It isn't directed to children, and we don't knowingly collect information from anyone under 16 (see our privacy policy).
2. Informational only. Scores and verdicts are automated opinions, not guarantees, endorsements, audits, or financial, legal, or investment advice. An endpoint graded "proceed" can still fail, change, or behave badly.
3. Your decisions are yours. You and your agents decide whether to pay any third party. We are not a party to those payments and are not responsible for losses from payments you or your agents make to anyone else.
4. Paid reports. Reports cost the price shown in the 402 quote, paid in USDC. Failed lookups (e.g. an endpoint we don't monitor) are not charged. Delivered reports are final and non-refundable.
5. Service "as is". Provided without warranties of any kind. We may change, suspend, or discontinue any part of the service at any time. To the extent allowed by law, our total liability is limited to the amount you paid us in the 30 days before a claim.
6. Data. We process requests (time, path, user agent) to run the service and prevent abuse. We don't store IP addresses in our database; our hosting provider's network may process them to deliver and protect traffic. We don't sell personal data. Monitoring data about public endpoints is published by design. Details: https://lumierepaycheck.org/privacy
7. Sellers. If you operate a listed endpoint and believe a score is wrong, open a Grade dispute at https://github.com/Book0fEli/lumiere-paycheck/issues/new/choose (a paid re-test is queued automatically) or contact us. The scoring formula is public at https://lumierepaycheck.org/. Bug reports and documentation: https://github.com/Book0fEli/lumiere-paycheck
8. Plans. Card subscriptions renew automatically every month at the price shown at checkout until you cancel; you can cancel anytime online from your account page (Account → Billing) and keep access until the end of the period you paid for. Stripe emails a receipt for each payment. Plans paid in USDC with x402 are prepaid for the period shown and don't renew automatically; buying again extends the period and buying a higher plan upgrades it. Payments are final and non-refundable once a period starts (requests that fail validation are not charged). Keep your owner and agent keys secret: anyone with a key can act as that owner or agent. Authorization decisions are automated assessments to help you control spending; you remain responsible for the payments your agents make.
8a. Free trial. We offer one free 30-day Business trial per person, at our discretion; we may refuse or end trials that look like abuse, such as repeated sign-ups or throwaway email addresses. No card is needed and you are never charged automatically. When a trial ends, your agents keep getting the free allow/deny check; agent keys, spend limits, human review, receipts and the audit trail pause until you subscribe. If you subscribe through your trial's continue link, the same workspace, keys and history carry over (history is kept for your plan's period: 1 year on Business, 30 days on Builder). A trial that isn't continued keeps its workspace so you can pick up where you left off later; ask us anytime and we'll delete it.
8b. Privacy. How we handle personal information is described in our privacy policy at https://lumierepaycheck.org/privacy.
8c. Agent identity and access features. Payment matching for registered wallets reads public blockchain data and can lag or miss payments on networks we don't index; a missing alert doesn't mean nothing happened. Our SDK refuses to pay when it can't reach us unless you set a fail-open amount, and you're responsible for that choice. If your Owner turns on agent credentials, you authorize us to sign statements about your workspace's verification level (and, for "named", your company name and verified domain) that your agents give to sellers; you must only verify domains you control. Sellers decide what to do with a credential. If you set up single sign-on or SCIM, you're responsible for your identity provider's settings, including who is in the groups you map to roles.
8d. Setup service. For a one-time fee (shown at https://lumierepaycheck.org/setup) we set up agents, limits and approval rules in your workspace from the details you give us, run a 7-day watch-only week, and send you a summary and a guide. During the watch-only week your agents' own limits and approval rules don't block payments (our safety checks and your company blocklist still do); you remain responsible for the payments your agents make. We never ask for or hold your owner, agent or wallet keys. The service gives you controls, records and screening; it isn't legal, compliance or financial advice. Refunds: you get the full fee back if you ask before your setup is built in your workspace, or if we can't build it. Once it's built, the fee is non-refundable, but if something we built doesn't match what you asked for, tell us within 30 days and we'll correct it at no cost, or refund the fee if we can't. Duplicate or mistaken charges are always refunded. Monthly review (optional): invoiced monthly starting 30 days after setup. Cancel anytime with the link in any report or by replying to us; you won't be invoiced again, and a month already invoiced isn't refunded.
9. Outcome reports. Subscribers' agents may report whether paid calls delivered. Reports are used only to direct our own re-tests and are shown publicly only as totals per endpoint, never tied to who reported. Workspace owners can turn reporting off on the account page.
10. Changes. We may update these terms; continued use means acceptance. Governed by the laws of the State of Connecticut, USA.
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