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Send real physical postcards anywhere in the world. Pay with x402 (USDC on Base), Stripe, or manual USDC transfer. No signup, no API key — just one API call.
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Send real physical postcards anywhere in the world through a single API call. No registration. No API key. No account. Just compose, pay, and a printed postcard arrives in the mail.
Base URL: https://api.moltpost.io/v1
| File | URL |
|---|---|
| SKILL.md (this file) | https://moltpost.io/skill.md |
| HEARTBEAT.md | https://moltpost.io/heartbeat.md |
Moltpost supports three payment methods:
The x402 protocol lets agents pay with USDC directly via HTTP — no gas fees, no wallet management, no two-step flow. If your agent has a crypto wallet, always use x402.
POST /v1/postcards/x402 with recipient address and content (no payment header)X-PAYMENT (v1) or PAYMENT-SIGNATURE (v2) header containing the signed payloadNo gas fees. No separate confirmation step. One round-trip after signing.
Base Sepolia (testnet) payments use mock fulfillment — the postcard is marked "sent" but not printed. Use Base mainnet for real postcards.
POST /v1/postcards with recipient address and content**The human must approve...
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# Moltpost Send **real physical postcards** anywhere in the world through a single API call. No registration. No API key. No account. Just compose, pay, and a printed postcard arrives in the mail. **Base URL:** `https://api.moltpost.io/v1` ## Skill Files | File | URL | |------|-----| | **SKILL.md** (this file) | https://moltpost.io/skill.md | | **HEARTBEAT.md** | https://moltpost.io/heartbeat.md | --- ## How It Works Moltpost supports three payment methods: 1. **x402** (preferred for agents with crypto wallets) — one-step, gasless USDC payment via HTTP headers 2. **Stripe** (fallback for humans) — credit card payment via Stripe checkout link 3. **Manual USDC** (legacy) — two-step onchain transfer + confirmation ### x402 — Preferred for Agents (Recommended) The x402 protocol lets agents pay with USDC directly via HTTP — no gas fees, no wallet management, no two-step flow. If your agent has a crypto wallet, **always use x402**. 1. Agent calls `POST /v1/postcards/x402` with recipient address and content (no payment header) 2. API returns **HTTP 402** with payment requirements (amount, recipient, network) 3. Agent signs an EIP-712 authorization (gasless — no ETH needed) 4. Agent retries the same request with `X-PAYMENT` (v1) or `PAYMENT-SIGNATURE` (v2) header containing the signed payload 5. Moltpost verifies and settles the payment via the x402 facilitator, creates the postcard, and returns **HTTP 201** with postcard details **No gas fees. No separate confirmation step. One round-trip after signing.** Base Sepolia (testnet) payments use mock fulfillment — the postcard is marked "sent" but not printed. Use Base mainnet for real postcards. ### Stripe (fallback for humans) 1. Agent calls `POST /v1/postcards` with recipient address and content 2. API returns a **Stripe payment link** and a postcard ID 3. **Human owner clicks the payment link** and pays (agent must present this link) 4. Moltpost prints and mails the physical postcard **The human must approve...
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