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x402-dotnet

x402 Payment Protocol implementation for .Net
Install the x402 package from NuGet:
Features:
- Add a x402 compatible paywall to any URL
- Easily use an attribute to handle payments for your API methods
- Handle payment settlement using a remote server
How to use?
Setup the Facilitator in Program.cs
// Add the facilitator in Program.cs
builder.Services.AddHttpClient<IFacilitatorClient, HttpFacilitatorClient>(client =>
{
client.BaseAddress = new Uri("https://localhost:7141"); // Address of your facilitator
});
Use the PaymentRequired Attribute
// Use the Payment Required Attribute
[HttpGet]
[Route("protected")]
[PaymentRequired("1", "0x00..Asset..Address", "0xYourWalletAddressHere", "base-sepolia")]
public IActionResult Protected()
{
return Content("Protected");
}
Directly in an API Controller
[HttpGet]
[Route("dynamic")]
public async Task<IActionResult> Dynamic(string amount)
{
var request = this.HttpContext.Request;
var fullUrl = $"{request.Scheme}://{request.Host}{request.Path}{request.QueryString}";
var x402Result = await X402Handler.HandleX402Async(this.HttpContext, facilitator, fullUrl,
new Models.PaymentRequirements
{
Asset = "USDC",
Description = "Dynamic payment",
Network = "base-sepolia",
MaxAmountRequired = amount,
PayTo = "0x"
});
if (!x402Result.CanContinueRequest)
{
return new EmptyResult(); // Response already written by HandleX402Async, so just exit
}
//Continue with the request
}
Or use the PaymentMiddleware to require payment for a list of URLs
// Add Middleware
var facilitator = app.Services.GetRequiredService<IFacilitatorClient>();
var paymentOptions = new x402.Models.PaymentMiddlewareOptions
{
Facilitator = facilitator,
DefaultPayToAddress = "0xYourWalletAddressHere", // Replace with your actual wallet address
DefaultNetwork = "base-sepolia",
PaymentRequirements = new Dictionary<string, x402.Models.PaymentRequirementsConfig>()
{
{ "/url-to-pay-for", new x402.Models.PaymentRequirementsConfig
{
Scheme = x402.Enums.PaymentScheme.Exact,
MaxAmountRequired = 1000000,
Asset = "0x......", // Contract address of asset
MimeType = "application/json"
}
}
},
};
app.UsePaymentMiddleware(paymentOptions);
Coinbase Facilitator
To use the Coinbase Facilitator, install x402.Coinbase
// Add the Coinbase Config and Facilitator
builder.Services.Configure<CoinbaseOptions>(builder.Configuration.GetSection(nameof(CoinbaseOptions)));
builder.Services.AddHttpClient<IFacilitatorClient, CoinbaseFacilitatorClient>();
Add to appsettings.json:
"CoinbaseOptions": {
"ApiKeyId": "YOUR_COINBASE_API_KEY_ID",
"ApiKeySecret": "YOUR_COINBASE_API_KEY_SECRET"
}
How to test?
Follow these steps to test a x402 payment on the sample website hosted on Azure:
- Get some
USDCtokens on thebase-sepolianetwork from the Coinbase Faucet - Use the x402 Debug Tool: https://proxy402.com/fetch
- Enter an API endpoint from the test website, for example:
https://x402-dotnet.azurewebsites.net/resource/middleware - Connect your wallet
- Click Pay
- Payment will complete and show the result:
Protected by middleware
Facilitators
List of facilitators you can use:
- https://api.cdp.coinbase.com/platform/v2/x402/ (Coinbase, requires API key)
- https://facilitator.payai.network
- https://facilitator.mogami.tech/
- https://facilitator.mcpay.tech (Proxy Facilitator)
Development
There is a sample website and mock Settlement server included.
- Start the Aspire project:
x402-dotnet.AppHost - Navigate to the sample website
https://localhost:7154/ - Use the
x402.SampleWeb.httpfor sample web requests
Contributions
Contributions are welcome. Fork this repository and send a pull request if you have something useful to add.
Links
Useful tools when developing x402 solutions:
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