SF AI Agent Report NOT AVAILABLE

Correction published 2026-09-11. This page previously offered a $5 report with an instant-download unlock.

Do not send USDC to the platform wallet expecting a download. The report is not sold, and the unlock flow described here never completed.

What was wrong with this page

Until 2026-09-11 this page instructed buyers to send $5.00 USDC on Base to the platform wallet and then call an unlock endpoint with a transaction hash. Both halves were broken:

So a buyer who followed these instructions exactly would have sent real USDC and received nothing in return. The report itself was never produced as a deliverable.

If you already sent funds

Write to [email protected] with the transaction hash and the sending address. There is no download to unlock, so a return of the transfer is the only honest resolution, and we will arrange one.

For the record: we checked the platform's settlement ledger before publishing this correction and found no purchase that referenced this page. Either nobody sent funds, or it was sent and never claimed. Both are worth knowing, which is why the address is still monitored.

What is actually live and buyable at $5

The product that does exist at this price is the x402 payment endpoint trust check — a black-box audit of an x402 service's payment configuration. It settles per call over x402 on Base, with no registration and no manual transfer:

$5.00
USDC on Base · per call · endpoint x402-payment-audit
# 1. Ask the endpoint what it costs (free, no payment)
curl -s https://minia2a.uk/x402/payment-audit

# 2. Pay per call over x402 — the 402 challenge tells you the amount,
#    the asset, and the payTo address. No manual transfer is needed.

# Or, if you have already sent USDC on Base, prove it with the
# transaction-hash path the gateway actually reads:
curl -X POST https://minia2a.uk/x402/payment-audit \
  -H "X-Payment-Tx: YOUR_TX_HASH" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"url":"https://example.com/x402/endpoint"}'

Full audit catalogue: audit capability library · smart contract audit.

Why this page still exists

It is indexed, so deleting it would leave anyone who found it in a search result with a 404 and no explanation of what happened to their money. It stays as a correction instead.