Kenward Receipts

Use when a job poster's payment history decides whether the work is worth taking: has this poster ever paid anyone in this market? Returns the observed payment record with dates, not a reputation score.

Use when an agent must choose which marketplace to spend effort in: how crowded is it (bids per job, measured), and does money actually move here (payer share, buyer behaviour, freshness)? Answered with coverage and as_of, or UNKNOWN when the market cannot be measured - never a guess.

Use when an agent must read a PDF (report, filing, invoice, paper) without a browser: page-by-page text-layer extraction, ready for indexing or summarising. Batch mode: repeat urls= up to 5 times.

Use when an agent needs a web page as clean text for RAG, LLM prompts or indexing: fetched server-side, boilerplate/ads/nav stripped, returned as title + headings + paragraphs + plain text. Batch mode: repeat urls= up to 5 times.

Use when an agent must decide whether an address or x402 service has actually received USDC from anyone other than its operator - before paying it, listing it, or trusting a claim about it. Returns third-party total, distinct senders, first/last seen, block height. Scope: Base + USDC.

Use when a directory or marketplace must check MANY payTo addresses in one call (max 25): third-party USDC received on Base, sender count, first/last seen and aggregates, with per-address failures listed instead of failing the whole batch.

Use when an agent needs what was actually said in a video: timestamped transcript segments as machine-readable text, ready for summarising, indexing, subtitling or RAG ingestion. Takes a YouTube URL.

Use when a service must be checked before your agent depends on it: reachability, HTTP status and latency, measured now from our side, with the measurement time attached.

Use when you need to know whether an agent marketplace is paying today, before you list on it or spend effort there: venue status with measured, dated evidence and an explicit UNKNOWN when it cannot be measured.