SP3ND — Shop products and Collector Crypt cards with USDC

Purchase shipped products and tokenized Collector Crypt cards through SP3ND with USDC on Solana. Use for product links, live pricing, idempotent orders, payment, and fulfillment tracking. Collector Crypt purchases use wallet delivery with manual acquisition and transfer by SP3ND.

kent-x1@kent-x1

Install

openclaw skills install @kent-x1/sp3nd

SP3ND Agent Purchasing

SP3ND accepts stablecoins for shipped products and tokenized Collector Crypt cards. This skill describes the production Agent API contract, including asynchronous pricing and manual fulfillment.

Choose the payment flow by product type before checkout:

Purchase	Payment flow	Fulfillment
Collector Crypt card	`partnerPayment`: prepare, sign the exact transaction, submit	SP3ND manually purchases the exact card and transfers it to the paying wallet
Shipped products through the existing agentic x402 integration	`payAgentOrder`	Physical shipping
Shipped products through the normal Partner API integration	`createPartnerTransaction`	Physical shipping

For Collector Crypt, read Collector Crypt checkout before creating the cart or signing a payment. Both payAgentOrder and createPartnerTransaction reject real card orders with COLLECTOR_CRYPT_PAYMENT_METHOD_UNSUPPORTED; do not fall back to either endpoint. Normal approved API credentials work without a separate Collector Crypt opt-in.

Base URL and authentication

text

https://us-central1-sp3nddotshop-prod.cloudfunctions.net

Authenticated requests use:

http

X-API-Key: <api_key>
X-API-Secret: <api_secret>

Keep both credentials and the agent wallet private. Never log or commit secrets or wallet key material.

Non-negotiable safety rules

SP3ND is authoritative for product data and money. Submit product URLs and quantities. Never treat caller-supplied title, price, shipping, tax, fee, total, currency, recipient, or memo as authoritative.
An order is not always immediately payable. Inspect payment_ready and pricing_status after creation and every refresh.
Only pay when payment_ready === true. Canonical current orders also report pricing_status: "ready_for_payment". The deprecated quoted value may appear on legacy orders, but it is compatibility metadata and never replaces the payment_ready gate.
Never pay an expired quote. Check quote_expires_at immediately before payment and refresh the order if it has expired or is about to expire.
Use stable idempotency keys. Reuse the same order key after a timeout or uncertain response. Never generate a new key for a retry of the same intended purchase.
Use the server's payment requirements for the selected flow. Collector Crypt uses the exact transaction and payment fields from partnerPayment prepare. Non-card x402 uses the HTTP 402 requirements. Do not calculate or override payment authority, and never combine payment flows.
Always attribute end-user orders. Send the end user's Solana address as user_wallet. Without it, an order remains partner-attributed and end-user points or history may not be credited.
Treat order status and pricing status separately. Fulfillment status does not replace pricing_status.
Use one card buyer wallet. For Collector Crypt, payer_address, user_wallet, and asset_recipient_wallet must be the same valid, on-curve Solana wallet. An agent cannot pay from its own wallet and have SP3ND deliver to a different user wallet. Use the intended recipient's authorized signer; do not substitute a wallet.
Card payment is not delivery. A paid Collector Crypt order queues manual acquisition and transfer. Poll for delivery and transfer evidence; do not buy or transfer the card yourself as part of this skill.

Lifecycle at a glance

Shipped products:

text

register
  -> create server-priced cart
  -> create idempotent order
      -> Ready for Payment
          (`payment_ready: true` and payable `pricing_status`)
          -> select shipping if required
          -> pay using server-issued 402 requirements
      -> Awaiting Review
          (`awaiting_team_quote` / `manual_review`)
          -> poll the order
          -> select a valid shipping option if required
          -> Ready for Payment
          -> pay only after the readiness gate passes
  -> track Paid / Ordered / Shipped / Delivered

Mixed shipped-product carts and items SP3ND cannot verify automatically remain one order. They are not split by the caller and must not be paid early. An order in Awaiting Review must first reach the conceptual Ready for Payment state before it can be paid. This state means payment_ready === true, the canonical pricing_status is ready_for_payment, the quote is current, and any required shipping option is selected. A deprecated quoted status may remain on legacy orders, but never use it without payment_ready === true. Do not transition directly from Awaiting Review to Paid.

Collector Crypt:

text

one canonical card URL (or optional live card search)
  -> server-priced cart, quantity 1, five-minute quote
  -> idempotent order with buyer wallet = recipient wallet, no shipping address
  -> partnerPayment prepare -> verify and sign exact bytes -> submit
  -> Paid / pending_acquisition: SP3ND manually buys the card
  -> Ordered / pending_delivery: SP3ND manually transfers the NFT
  -> Delivered with asset_transfer_signature

Only eligible native-Solana Collector Crypt V2 buy-now listings priced in USDC are supported. Never mix a card with shipped products or another card. A quote does not reserve the listing on Collector Crypt; a sold or changed listing may require review and a refund.

1. Register an agent

http

POST /registerAgent
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "agent_name": "MyShoppingBot",
  "solana_public_key": "<agent-wallet-public-key>",
  "contact_email": "operator@example.com",
  "description": "Purchases products for approved users"
}

The response returns api_key and a one-time api_secret. Save the secret immediately.

If the secret is lost, call POST /regenerateAgentSecret using the registered wallet's signed, timestamped challenge. Regeneration invalidates the old secret.

2. Create a server-priced cart

Use only product URLs and quantities as purchasing inputs:

http

POST /createPartnerCart
Content-Type: application/json
X-API-Key: <api_key>
X-API-Secret: <api_secret>

{
  "items": [
    {
      "product_url": "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08XYZ123",
      "quantity": 1
    },
    {
      "product_url": "https://www.ebay.com/itm/123456789",
      "quantity": 1
    }
  ],
  "user_wallet": "<end-user-solana-wallet>"
}

Do not send a caller-selected price to control the purchase. Any display metadata accepted for compatibility is non-authoritative; SP3ND resolves the listing and computes purchasable values.

For a Collector Crypt card, use exactly one canonical URL such as https://collectorcrypt.com/assets/solana/<asset-address> with quantity 1. Omit shipping/destination fields. SP3ND refetches the listing and obtains its price; no caller-supplied price is accepted as authority. See the card cart example.

Shipped-product cart totals can still be provisional. In particular, eBay availability and shipping depend on the destination. Always provide the final destination for shipped products when creating the order.

3. Create an idempotent order

Create one stable key for the user's intended checkout. Persist it before sending the request.

http

POST /createPartnerOrder
Content-Type: application/json
X-API-Key: <api_key>
X-API-Secret: <api_secret>
Idempotency-Key: checkout_01JSTABLEKEY

{
  "cart_id": "cart_abc123",
  "idempotency_key": "checkout_01JSTABLEKEY",
  "user_wallet": "<end-user-solana-wallet>",
  "customer_email": "customer@example.com",
  "shipping_address": {
    "name": "John Doe",
    "recipient": "John Doe",
    "address1": "123 Main St",
    "address2": "Apt 4B",
    "city": "San Francisco",
    "state": "CA",
    "postalCode": "94105",
    "country": "United States",
    "countryCode": "US",
    "phone": "+14155551234"
  }
}

Send the stable key in either the Idempotency-Key header or the idempotency_key body field. Supplying both with the same value is recommended for broad client compatibility. If both are omitted by a legacy integration, the server falls back to cart_id, but new integrations must supply an explicit key.

For eBay, the complete destination is required for the location-aware offer and shipping check. Do not assume a price from a different country, postal code, or eBay TLD remains valid.

For Collector Crypt, omit shipping_address and send identical user_wallet and asset_recipient_wallet values along with cart_id, customer_email, and the stable idempotency key. The recipient is frozen into the order. See the card order example.

Schema v2 lifecycle fields

Create and order-read responses include additive schema_version: 2 lifecycle fields. Existing fields remain available.

A verified-only order can be created in a payable state:

json

{
  "success": true,
  "schema_version": 2,
  "order": {
    "order_id": "firebase-document-id",
    "order_number": "ORD-1234567890",
    "status": "Created",
    "pricing_status": "ready_for_payment",
    "requires_manual_quote": false,
    "payment_ready": true,
    "quote_revision": 1,
    "quote_expires_at": "2026-07-26T18:30:00.000Z",
    "shipping_options": [],
    "selected_shipping_option": null
  }
}

A mixed or unverified order remains intact and enters review:

json

{
  "success": true,
  "schema_version": 2,
  "order": {
    "order_id": "firebase-document-id",
    "order_number": "ORD-1234567890",
    "status": "Awaiting Review",
    "checkout_role": "manual_review",
    "pricing_status": "awaiting_team_quote",
    "requires_manual_quote": true,
    "payment_ready": false,
    "quote_revision": 0,
    "quote_expires_at": null,
    "shipping_options": [],
    "selected_shipping_option": null
  }
}

For an order in review:

Show the user that SP3ND is reviewing pricing or shipping.
Do not call a payment endpoint.
Poll the singular order endpoint at a reasonable interval or refresh on user action.
Continue only when the server returns a current payable quote.

4. Read orders

Read one order when waiting for a quote or tracking a checkout:

http

GET /getPartnerOrder?order_id=<order_id>
X-API-Key: <api_key>
X-API-Secret: <api_secret>

List the authenticated partner's orders:

http

GET /getPartnerOrders
X-API-Key: <api_key>
X-API-Secret: <api_secret>

To list all orders, omit status (recommended). status=all is also supported for compatibility. Otherwise, use status only for a real named order status such as Created, Awaiting Review, Paid, Ordered, Shipped, or Delivered.

Order reads expose the same additive schema v2 lifecycle fields as order creation. Preserve unknown fields for forward compatibility.

5. Select a quoted shipping option

When shipping_options contains choices and no valid selection exists, present the server-returned options to the user. Use the option's opaque ID; do not reconstruct its price or delivery estimate.

http

POST /selectPartnerOrderShippingOption
Content-Type: application/json
X-API-Key: <api_key>
X-API-Secret: <api_secret>

{
  "order_id": "<order_id>",
  "shipping_option_id": "<opaque-option-id>"
}

The server validates the quote revision and expiry. Use the returned order as the new source of truth. If the selection is rejected because the quote changed or expired, refresh the order and ask the user to choose from the new options.

Before payment, confirm:

selected_shipping_option matches the user's current choice when a choice is required.
quote_revision is the latest revision returned by the server.
quote_expires_at has not passed.
payment_ready === true.
pricing_status is canonically ready_for_payment; deprecated quoted may appear on legacy orders, but payment_ready remains authoritative.

6. Pay on the correct payment flow

Collector Crypt

Use only POST /partnerPayment with action: "prepare", verify and sign the returned transaction, then call the same endpoint with action: "submit" and the exact signed serialization. Read the card payment and retry contract before signing. Do not use the x402 example script for cards.

Shipped products through x402

For the existing non-card agentic x402 integration, start payment using the canonical order ID:

http

POST /payAgentOrder
Content-Type: application/json
X-API-Key: <api_key>
X-API-Secret: <api_secret>

{
  "order_id": "<order_id>"
}

order_number is optional. If supplied, the server validates that it belongs to order_id.

The initial call returns HTTP 402 with payment requirements in the PAYMENT-REQUIRED header and response body. Those requirements are authoritative:

json

{
  "x402Version": 2,
  "accepts": [
    {
      "scheme": "exact",
      "network": "solana:5eykt4UsFv8P8NJdTREpY1vzqKqZKvdp",
      "maxAmountRequired": "<server-value>",
      "resource": "<server-value>",
      "payTo": "<server-value>",
      "asset": "<server-value>",
      "extra": {
        "order_id": "<order_id>",
        "order_number": "<order-number>",
        "feePayer": "<server-value>"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Build and sign the transfer strictly from the returned requirements. Include the exact memo specified by the response. Never reuse a 402 response from another order or quote revision.

Submit the signed x402 payload back to POST /payAgentOrder in the base64-encoded PAYMENT-SIGNATURE header. Do not call the facilitator's verify or settle endpoints directly. SP3ND atomically claims, verifies, settles, and records the payment so the same signed transaction cannot be settled twice.

After SP3ND accepts the signed payload, poll GET /getPartnerOrder?order_id=... until the order is Paid.

PAYMENT_SETTLEMENT_IN_PROGRESS: do not submit another payment; keep reading the order until settlement resolves.
PAYMENT_SETTLEMENT_UNKNOWN with retryable: false: do not retry payment. Retain the order_id and escalate for manual reconciliation because the transfer may have reached the network.

The reference implementation remains in:

text

scripts/x402-pay-with-memo.mjs

It must be invoked only after the readiness checks above.

Shipped-product Partner API transaction registration

Normal Partner API integrations use POST /createPartnerTransaction for shipped products. This endpoint rejects Collector Crypt orders. Identify the shipped-product purchase with:

json

{
  "order_id": "<order_id>",
  "sender_address": "<payer-solana-wallet>"
}

order_number may also be supplied and is validated against order_id. Caller-supplied amount, currency, memo, and recipient fields are ignored. Use only the server-returned payment instructions.

7. Track fulfillment

Once paid, monitor the order's fulfillment status independently of pricing_status.

Pricing and payment gate:

text

Awaiting Review -> Ready for Payment -> Paid

Ready for Payment is the readiness condition defined above, not a substitute for inspecting the schema v2 fields. Verified-only orders may begin in that state without entering review.

Shipped-product fulfillment after payment:

text

Paid -> Ordered -> Shipped -> Delivered

Do not infer shipment or delivery from payment alone.

Collector Crypt has no physical shipping stage. Paid means SP3ND confirmed the USDC payment; pending_acquisition means staff still need to purchase the card, and pending_delivery means staff still need to transfer it. Complete only when the order reports status: "Delivered", fulfillment_status: "delivered", and asset_transfer_signature. If fulfillment needs review or ends unsuccessfully, report that state and let SP3ND handle reconciliation or a refund. See manual wallet delivery.

Retry and idempotency behavior

Persist cart_id, idempotency_key, order_id, and order_number.
Retry order creation with the original Idempotency-Key.
After a timeout, call GET /getPartnerOrder or list orders before retrying.
Never create a second cart/order solely because the response was lost.
Never pay twice because a settlement response was lost. Read the order first, and stop for manual reconciliation if the API reports PAYMENT_SETTLEMENT_UNKNOWN.
For a Collector Crypt submit timeout or unknown outcome, preserve the original signed bytes and read the order. Retry only the identical signed_transaction_base64 when allowed; never rebuild, re-sign, or prepare a replacement while the first outcome is unknown.
Do not cache a quote beyond quote_expires_at.

Marketplace and destination rules

For shipped products, use a marketplace URL suitable for the recipient's destination, then let SP3ND verify the actual listing. Collector Crypt uses its canonical Solana asset URL and wallet delivery instead of a physical destination.

Amazon storefronts

Region	Storefront
United States	`amazon.com`
United Kingdom	`amazon.co.uk`
Canada	`amazon.ca`
Germany	`amazon.de`
France	`amazon.fr`
Spain	`amazon.es`
Italy	`amazon.it`
Netherlands	`amazon.nl`
Belgium	`amazon.com.be`
Poland	`amazon.pl`
Sweden	`amazon.se`
Brazil	`amazon.com.br`
Mexico	`amazon.com.mx`
Australia	`amazon.com.au`
India	`amazon.in`
Japan	`amazon.co.jp`
Singapore	`amazon.sg`
United Arab Emirates	`amazon.ae`
Saudi Arabia	`amazon.sa`
Egypt	`amazon.eg`
Turkey	`amazon.com.tr`
South Africa	`amazon.co.za`

eBay storefronts

Region	Storefront
United States	`ebay.com`
Canada	`ebay.ca`
United Kingdom	`ebay.co.uk`
Germany	`ebay.de`
France	`ebay.fr`
Italy	`ebay.it`
Spain	`ebay.es`
Australia	`ebay.com.au`

eBay seller availability, item price, and shipping can change with destination. The final order address is always authoritative.

Minimal lifecycle example

javascript

const BASE_URL = 'https://us-central1-sp3nddotshop-prod.cloudfunctions.net';
const auth = {
  'Content-Type': 'application/json',
  'X-API-Key': process.env.SP3ND_API_KEY,
  'X-API-Secret': process.env.SP3ND_API_SECRET,
};

async function json(response) {
  const body = await response.json();
  if (!response.ok) throw new Error(body.error || `${response.status}`);
  return body;
}

async function getOrder(orderId) {
  const result = await json(await fetch(
    `${BASE_URL}/getPartnerOrder?order_id=${encodeURIComponent(orderId)}`,
    { headers: auth },
  ));
  return result.order ?? result;
}

async function beginCheckout({ productUrl, userWallet, email, shippingAddress, checkoutKey }) {
  // The server validates the canonical URL and whether the listing is eligible.
  const isCard = new URL(productUrl).hostname === 'collectorcrypt.com';
  const cartResult = await json(await fetch(`${BASE_URL}/createPartnerCart`, {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: auth,
    body: JSON.stringify({
      items: [{ product_url: productUrl, quantity: 1 }],
      user_wallet: userWallet,
    }),
  }));

  const orderResult = await json(await fetch(`${BASE_URL}/createPartnerOrder`, {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: { ...auth, 'Idempotency-Key': checkoutKey },
    body: JSON.stringify({
      cart_id: cartResult.cart.cart_id,
      idempotency_key: checkoutKey,
      user_wallet: userWallet,
      customer_email: email,
      ...(isCard
        ? { asset_recipient_wallet: userWallet }
        : { shipping_address: shippingAddress }),
    }),
  }));

  return orderResult.order;
}

function assertPaymentReady(order) {
  const validPricing = ['ready_for_payment', 'quoted'].includes(order.pricing_status);
  const isCard = order.order_type === 'collector_crypt_card';
  const unexpired = order.quote_expires_at
    ? Date.parse(order.quote_expires_at) > Date.now()
    : !isCard;

  if (order.payment_ready !== true || !validPricing || !unexpired) {
    throw new Error('Order is not ready for payment; refresh it instead.');
  }

  if (order.shipping_options?.length && !order.selected_shipping_option) {
    throw new Error('Select a current shipping option before payment.');
  }
}

async function requestPayment(order) {
  assertPaymentReady(order);
  if (order.order_type === 'collector_crypt_card') {
    return fetch(`${BASE_URL}/partnerPayment`, {
      method: 'POST',
      headers: auth,
      body: JSON.stringify({
        action: 'prepare',
        order_id: order.order_id,
        payer_address: order.user_wallet,
      }),
    });
  }
  // Existing agentic x402 integration: shipped products only.
  return fetch(`${BASE_URL}/payAgentOrder`, {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: auth,
    body: JSON.stringify({ order_id: order.order_id }),
  });
}

The example stops before signing. For a card, verify the prepared transaction, sign its exact bytes with the fixed buyer wallet, and submit as described in Collector Crypt checkout. Preparing a payment does not charge the wallet.

Operator controls

Use a dedicated, least-funded wallet when the agent is the buyer. For Collector Crypt delivery to an end user, use that same end user's authorized payment signer; do not substitute an agent wallet.
Add an application-level approval limit before order creation or payment.
Validate the recipient and destination before creating the order.
Show review, quote expiry, shipping choice, and total changes to the user.
Never expose a private shipping address to an unrelated purchaser.

Support

API documentation: https://sp3nd.shop/partner-api/docs
Partner dashboard: https://sp3nd.shop/partner-api/dashboard
Support: support@sp3nd.shop

Plugin bundle (nix)

Skill pack · CLI binary · Config

SKILL.mdCLIConfig

Config requirements

Required envSP3ND_API_KEY, SP3ND_API_SECRET

State dirs.wallet.json

SP3ND — Shop products and Collector Crypt cards with USDC

Install

SP3ND Agent Purchasing

Base URL and authentication

Non-negotiable safety rules

Lifecycle at a glance

1. Register an agent

2. Create a server-priced cart

3. Create an idempotent order

Schema v2 lifecycle fields

4. Read orders

5. Select a quoted shipping option

6. Pay on the correct payment flow

Collector Crypt

Shipped products through x402

Shipped-product Partner API transaction registration

7. Track fulfillment

Retry and idempotency behavior

Marketplace and destination rules

Amazon storefronts

eBay storefronts

Minimal lifecycle example

Operator controls

Support

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