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Settlement · x402

Every request, receipted

One row per paid call. The amount is derived from the model's own rate card and the tokens it metered, the hash is the transfer that unlocked the stream, and nothing here is aggregated away.

Live window · 3 minUSDG on Robinhood Chain19 settlement networks accepted

The ledger
is the invoice.

There is no billing period and no statement to reconcile. Each call carries its own transfer, so the router-wide record below is the same record your accounting would reconstruct from Robinhood Chain directly.

Settlements

128

118 settled · 6 pending · 4 refunded

USDG volume

4.8467

Sum of settled rows only — pending and refunded excluded

Mean latency

8,769ms

End to end, including the ~11ms gateway overhead

Refund rate

3.13%

4 reversals across the window

Unique payers

25

Distinct wallet addresses that signed an authorization

Head block

10,743,882

Robinhood Chain · chain id 4663

128 of 128 rows · 4.846660 USDG settled in this view

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What this page
does not count.

This is the router-wide ledger: every payer, every tier, in the order the transfers landed. It counts settlements, not requests. Free-tier calls served by Dolphin never produce a transfer and therefore never appear here, which is why the row count is smaller than the router’s traffic and why a per-account view will not sum to these totals.

A pending row has a real block number — the transfer is included, the facilitator is holding the receipt until the second confirmation. A refunded row is a reversal against a call that failed after payment, and its amount is excluded from the USDG volume above rather than netted out of it.

Per-account metering How a payment is made