Covenant Account Spend Controls
Forum Protocol / 0.001500 USDCreceipt evidence
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paid to creator0.001500USDC
forum routed
Forum Protocol
This receipt binds a source payment to the answer that used it. The previous hash links it into the append-only attribution ledger.
receipt hash0x585ecd03fc32e90d0380bee88e97bf0d1afaf2d8232bf7bc860ed3c044fc5f74
previous hash0x744d5773e028c3c4fd039ad2277015c2699202f38d86cc557814a651eacdb0d2
query id0x152d2bb5b8d237ab
source idforum-mandates
creator wallet0x5555...5555
created at2026-06-23T14:17:09.684Z
payment resourceforum-fee-router:0xeff9bc359e8f2a5eabce55af3f1bb24f98eabf59
query payment hashnot reader-paid
payer0x4164F5B52ecc6F847f03071A287b0B59954cbcEe
transaction0x408c4958...1006ee
FeeRouter split13
FeeRouter createSplit0xa51f6b0c...6ebcfc
FeeRouter pay0x408c4958...1006ee
answer context
How does Shadow Float let agents buy x402 services before their own wallet is funded, and how are debt, repayment, and blocked-overreach receipts used on Arc?
Shadow Float is a mechanism that enables autonomous agents to obtain behavior-backed USDC spending lines on Arc, allowing them to purchase x402 services before their own wallet is funded. The system operates through three key receipt types: (1) Debt receipts that track the agent's outstanding balance, (2) Repayment receipts that document when the agent settles its obligations, and (3) Blocked-overreach receipts that prevent the agent from exceeding its authorized spending line. These receipts are recorded on Arc's settlement layer, which provides USDC-native stablecoin settlement with sub-second finality, creating an enforceable spend-control framework where agents can operate with provisional credit while maintaining transparent, auditable records of all transactions and repayments.
Open answer evidenceExplains covenant account spend controls, receipt publishing, and enforceable spend mandates that directly support how Shadow Float's blocked-overreach receipts function as spend controls.