Build protected USDC payments into your product
Reclaim is designed as a plug-and-play protection layer for Celo apps, marketplaces, and agentic commerce. Integrate protected payments without building escrow, disputes, or settlement from scratch.
Planned integration surfaces
The following integration surfaces are planned for the Reclaim API. Developer access and detailed documentation will be provided during product integration.
Protected payment links
Generate a link that creates a Payment Room with pre-filled terms. Share it with a client or worker to start a protected USDC payment immediately.
Checkout component
Embed a protected-payment checkout in your marketplace or service site. Buyers define terms, deposit USDC, and track evidence — all without leaving your app.
Escrow lifecycle API
Programmatic access to the full protected-payment lifecycle: create payments, check status, retrieve terms, verify settlement, and issue receipts.
x402 Terms Risk Check
Call the x402 endpoint to analyse payment terms before deposit. Returns a report flagging missing deadlines, vague deliverables, unclear release rules, or incomplete evidence expectations.
x402 Evidence Strength Check
Call the x402 endpoint to review submitted evidence against the agreed terms. Flags missing proof, weak documentation, or timeline conflicts.
x402 Dispute Packet
Call the x402 endpoint to generate a neutral, reviewer-ready dispute packet: claims, timeline, evidence inventory, contradictions, and unresolved questions.
Settlement receipts
Retrieve plain-language settlement receipts with transaction references and Celo verification links. Receipts are designed to be embedded, printed, or shared without decoding on-chain data.
Developer access is coming during integration. Reclaim will provide API keys, endpoint documentation, Celo-compatible wallet libraries, and a sandbox environment. No fake API keys, sample responses, or live endpoints are shown here.
Agent-to-agent commerce
Reclaim's x402 endpoints are designed to be called by agents, not just humans. An agent can request a Terms Risk Check before committing funds, trigger an Evidence Strength Check after delivery, or generate a Dispute Packet when a counterparty agent contests a payment. Every x402 action produces a concrete, auditable output that both the agent and its operator can review.