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Tabularium launches pay-per-call AI agent memory with verifiable spending ledger

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Tabularium, a new service launched on Base mainnet, offers pay-per-call storage for AI agents, addressing the need for persistent memory across sessions. It utilizes the x402 payment protocol with USD Coin, with costs as low as $0.002 per read operation. A key feature is its proof mechanism, where every write is appended to a hash chain and signed by the server, allowing for offline verification of stored data and spending history. AI

IMPACT Provides a verifiable way for AI agents to store learned information and track expenses, potentially improving agent reliability and accountability.

RANK_REASON New product launch for AI agents, but not from a frontier lab.

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Tabularium launches pay-per-call AI agent memory with verifiable spending ledger

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Legit2Git ·

    Memory your AI agent can prove: pay-per-call storage and a signed spending ledger over x402

    <p>Agents are starting to do real work across many sessions, and two questions keep coming up. Where does an agent keep what it learned when the process ends? And when an agent spends money, how does the person behind it know what was bought and why?</p> <p>I built Tabularium to …

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