What payment method does Vector Search x402 use?
It uses USDC on the Base network for per‑call micropayments.
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x402 micropayment API for AI agents. In-memory vector store with cosine similarity search. For RAG pipelines. Pay per call with USDC on Base.
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Vector Search x402 is a micropayment API for AI agents that provides an in-memory vector store with cosine similarity search. It is designed for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines and charges per call using USDC on the Base network.
Integrate the API into your AI agent workflow. Each query to the vector store requires a micropayment in USDC on Base. Refer to the API documentation for exact endpoint and authentication details.
It uses USDC on the Base network for per‑call micropayments.
It performs cosine similarity search on an in‑memory vector store.
It is designed for RAG pipelines and AI agents that need pay‑per‑query vector search.
No, it uses an in‑memory vector store, so data is not persisted across sessions.
Payments are processed on the Base network using USDC.

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