Create x402r Client

Full Client

createX402r() returns a client with all action groups. No type restrictions.

import { createX402r } from '@x402r/sdk'

const client = createX402r({
  publicClient,
  walletClient,                              // optional for read-only
  operatorAddress: '0x...',                  // from deploy result
  escrowPeriodAddress: '0x...',              // from deploy result
  refundRequestAddress: '0x...',             // from deploy result
  refundRequestEvidenceAddress: '0x...',     // from deploy result
  freezeAddress: '0x...',                    // from deploy result
})

await client.payment.getAmounts(paymentInfo)
await client.refund?.request(paymentInfo, amount)
await client.escrow?.isDuringEscrow(paymentInfo)

Role Presets

Role presets call createX402r() internally and narrow the TypeScript types so autocomplete only shows relevant methods. All three require walletClient.

import {
  createPayerClient,
  createMerchantClient,
  createArbiterClient,
} from '@x402r/sdk'

const payer = createPayerClient({ publicClient, walletClient, operatorAddress: '0x...' })
const merchant = createMerchantClient({ publicClient, walletClient, operatorAddress: '0x...' })
const arbiter = createArbiterClient({ publicClient, walletClient, operatorAddress: '0x...' })

Type narrowing is a DX convenience, not a security boundary. On-chain conditions enforce access control.

Config Reference

Field	Type	Required	Notes
`publicClient`	`PublicClient`	Yes	viem public client for reads
`walletClient`	`WalletClient`	No	Required for writes. Role presets throw without it.
`operatorAddress`	`Address`	Yes	Your deployed PaymentOperator
`chainId`	`number`	No	Resolves from `publicClient.chain` when omitted
`network`	`string`	No	EIP-155 network ID (for example, `'eip155:84532'`). Alternative to `chainId`.
`escrowPeriodAddress`	`Address`	No	Activates `escrow` group
`refundRequestAddress`	`Address`	No	Activates `refund` group
`refundRequestEvidenceAddress`	`Address`	No	Activates `evidence` group (requires `refundRequestAddress`)
`freezeAddress`	`Address`	No	Activates `freeze` group
`paymentIndexRecorderHookAddress`	`Address`	No	Activates `query` group
`paymentStore`	`PaymentStore`	No	Custom storage layer for payment lookups
`eventFromBlock`	`bigint`	No	Starting block for event-based payment lookups

Action Groups

Group	Methods	Required config
`payment`	9	Always available
`operator`	8	Always available
`watch`	4	Always available
`escrow`	3	`escrowPeriodAddress`
`refund`	14	`refundRequestAddress`
`evidence`	4	`refundRequestEvidenceAddress`
`freeze`	3	`freezeAddress`
`query`	3	`paymentIndexRecorderHookAddress`

Groups without their required address are undefined on the client. Use optional chaining:

await client.escrow?.isDuringEscrow(paymentInfo) // undefined if no escrowPeriodAddress

Extend

Add custom action groups with .extend():

import { createX402r, queryActions } from '@x402r/sdk'

const client = createX402r({ publicClient, operatorAddress: '0x...' })

const extended = client.extend(
  queryActions('0xHookAddress', { eventFromBlock: 100000n })
)

// extended.query is now defined
const payments = await extended.query.getPayerPayments(payerAddress)

ERC-8004 plugin

The erc8004Actions plugin adds identity, reputation, and discovery action groups for on-chain agent identity and reputation:

import { createX402r, erc8004Actions } from '@x402r/sdk'

const client = createX402r({ publicClient, walletClient, operatorAddress: '0x...' })

const extended = client.extend(erc8004Actions())

// Identity
await extended.identity.register('https://my-agent.example.com')
await extended.identity.verifyAgentId(42n, '0xAgentAddress...')
await extended.identity.resolveAgent(42n)
await extended.identity.isRegistered('0xAgentAddress...')

// Verify + reputation in one call
const result = await extended.identity.check(42n, '0xAgentAddress...', [
  '0xReviewer1...',
  '0xReviewer2...',
])
console.log('Verified:', result.verified)
console.log('Reputation:', result.reputation) // ReputationSummary | null

// Reputation
await extended.reputation.rate(42n, 85)
await extended.reputation.getSummary(42n, ['0xReviewer...'])

// Discovery
await extended.discovery.resolveServiceEndpoint(42n, 'arbiter')

`identity.check()`

Verifies an agent’s on-chain identity and optionally fetches their reputation summary in a single call. Both the verification and reputation lookup run in parallel.

const { verified, reputation } = await extended.identity.check(
  agentId,
  agentAddress,
  reviewerAddresses, // optional
)

Parameter	Type	Description
`agentId`	`bigint`	The agent’s on-chain ID
`address`	`Address`	The address claiming to own the agent ID
`reviewers`	`readonly Address[]`	Optional list of reviewer addresses for reputation lookup

Returns CheckAgentResult:

interface CheckAgentResult {
  verified: boolean
  reputation: ReputationSummary | null
}

If you omit reviewers or pass an empty array, reputation is null and only on-chain verification runs.

For standalone helpers that extract identity data from x402 extension responses without a client instance, use the extractArbiterIdentity, extractReputationRegistrations, and fetchArbiterIdentity exports from @x402r/sdk.

Getting Started

Merchants

Delivery Protection

Tools

Full Client

Role Presets

Config Reference

Action Groups

Extend

ERC-8004 plugin

`identity.check()`

Next steps

Merchant Guide

Deploy Operator

​Full Client

​Role Presets

​Config Reference

​Action Groups

​Extend

​ERC-8004 plugin

​identity.check()

​Next steps

Merchant Guide

Deploy Operator

Full Client

Role Presets

Config Reference

Action Groups

Extend

ERC-8004 plugin

`identity.check()`

Next steps