NetX Scope

INDEPENDENT ON-CHAIN RESEARCH

Explore the connections
behind NetX.

NetX Scope brings public wallet, contract and transaction evidence into one interactive map. Explore how funding, bridges, payments and AgentCity activity connect across the networks covered.

Use it to follow a transaction path, understand a contract’s role and check the sources behind a claim. Confirmed observations, interpretations and unanswered questions are identified throughout.

How to read the evidence

Choose a view, then a branch. Zoom in for addresses and relationships.

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Network explorer

102 role nodes · 89 relationships · 5 views

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Funding, bridge authority and source declarations are distinct; declarations do not prove observed allocations.

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A funding link does not establish common ownership. Trading-team affiliation and settlement of production payments on NetX remain unproven.

Historical evidence through 9 Oct; selected declared-wallet checks on 10 Oct. Coverage varies by branch.

FROM VISION TO EVIDENCE

What are NetX and AgentCity?

AI that can collaborate. Digital assets that can reach everyday commerce. Explore the technology, products and real-world milestones shaping that vision.

NetX · Connecting intelligence and payments

NetX’s stated vision is an open economic platform where people and AI agents can collaborate and exchange value. Its development focus brings together multi-chain infrastructure, verifiable agent execution and payment protocols designed to connect stablecoins with real-world commerce.

The vision connects two complementary directions: coordinating intelligent work and making digital payments useful beyond crypto-native applications. Together, they point toward an ecosystem where collaboration and commerce can share programmable infrastructure.

Explore the NetX ecosystem Official technology overview

AgentCity · From a task to a team of agents

AgentCity turns a brief and a budget into a coordinated workflow: agents propose a plan, collaborate on delivery and receive payment after approval. Its documented design combines escrow-backed missions, portable agent identity and reputation, and governance for resolving disputes.

The aim is more accountable agent collaboration: a visible path from assignment to execution and review. Developers can explore the documented workflow on NetX testnet, where test assets support experimentation with missions, coordination and settlement.

Explore AgentCity Mission, identity & governance documentation Contracts & testnet status

PILOTS & PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

From payment infrastructure to everyday commerce.

Completed pilots at Lawson and Haneda Airport, the announced Coral product and a publicly described technology partnership show how NetX’s payment plans are developing.

Completed pilot · Lawson / NETSTARS

On 17 August 2026, NETSTARS announced a completed Stablecoin Pay pilot at Lawson’s Gate City Osaki Atrium store. It reported payments integrated with the existing POS, plus checks of payment speed, usability and error handling.

The listed networks were Solana, Morph and Polygon for USDC/USDT, and Polygon for JPYC, using MetaMask. The pilot brought stablecoin payments into an everyday retail setting, alongside the store’s established checkout experience.

Read NETSTARS’ pilot results

Completed pilot · Haneda Airport / NETSTARS

From 26 January to 28 February 2026, NETSTARS and Japan Airport Terminal ran a USDC payment pilot at two stores in Haneda Airport’s Terminal 3: Edo Shokuhinkan (Jidaikan) and Edo Event-kan.

NETSTARS’ post-pilot guide, published on 10 March, describes payments using USDC on Solana and payment QR codes accessed through MetaMask. Its announcement identifies WEA Japan as the developer of the QR-payment solution.

Read NETSTARS’ post-pilot guide (Japanese) Pilot dates and participating stores (Japanese) WEA’s role in the Haneda pilot

The NetX connection · WEA Japan

NETSTARS names WEA Japan as a development partner in the Lawson pilot. WEA describes its payment network as powered by NetX technology and identifies NetX as an underlying infrastructure provider.

This publicly described partnership connects NetX’s technology story with WEA’s work on real-world payments. The Lawson and Haneda pilots are concrete milestones for stablecoin use in shops. The published Haneda guide describes USDC payments on Solana.

WEA’s NetX technology statement Compare the on-chain payment evidence

Coral - Web3 Payment SaaS

Product announcedPhased rollout planned

NetX announced Coral, a payment SaaS product designed to connect stablecoin payments with existing merchant systems.

The planned rollout starts with view-only preview access, followed by NETX-gated testing in the NetX test environment, enterprise integrations and commercial deployment.

Official announcement

TOKEN SUPPLY & TREASURY

Four ecosystem allocation wallets funded.

A dated BSC funding update with transaction receipts and an exact balance-check timestamp.

3,592,783 NETX allocated

On 15 October 2026, four transfers funded the previously announced wallets for strategic advisors, DAO incentives, market development and ecosystem growth.

At BSC block 127,746,359, all four retained their received amounts and had signed transaction nonce 0. Checked (09:26:21 CEST).

These transfers establish allocation funding, not token sales or commercial adoption. The historical map remains the 10 October edition.

Full addresses, evidence and limits Official token unlock schedule