PayGo receives strategic investments from Signum Capital, Ledger Capital, and United Overseas Bank to accelerate the development of machine economy micropayment infrastructure.
ChainCatcher news: The HTTP native payment infrastructure PayGo, based on the x402 open standard, has officially announced the completion of strategic financing. The investors in this round include United Overseas Bank (UOB), Signum Capital, and Ledger Capital.
Reportedly, PayGo is natively built on the ENI blockchain. Its core business leverages the HTTP 402 "Payment Required" status code to provide account-free, subscription-free, and API Key-free request-level instant stablecoin (USDT/USDC) payment settlement services for APIs, AI agents, and the machine economy. PAYG is the project's governance token.
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