Overview

API & Agent Integration

Overview

The Tator Trader API enables AI agents and autonomous wallets to execute trades, bridge assets, and interact with DeFi protocols using natural language β€” all without API keys or subscriptions.


Who Is This For?

  • AI Agent Platforms β€” Lobster, OpenClaw, Coinbase Agentic Wallets

  • Autonomous Trading Bots β€” Agents that manage their own wallets

  • Developers β€” Building AI-powered trading interfaces

  • MCP Integrations β€” Model Context Protocol tool builders


Key Benefits

πŸ”“ Permissionless Access

No API keys. No registration. No approval process. Just pay per call with USDC and start trading.

πŸ” Non-Custodial

You keep your keys. Tator returns unsigned transaction data that your agent signs and broadcasts. We never touch your funds.

πŸ—£οΈ Natural Language

Send plain English instructions:

  • "Buy $50 worth of ETH on Base"

  • "Bridge 100 USDC from Arbitrum to Optimism"

  • "What's the price of PEPE?"

⛓️ Multi-Chain

20+ blockchains supported including Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Solana, MegaETH, and more.

πŸ›‘οΈ Built-in Security

Every trade is scanned by Quick Intelarrow-up-right for honeypots, scams, and risky contracts before execution.


How It Works


Supported Operations

Category
Operations

Trading

Buy, Sell, Swap

Transfers

Send, Bridge

Token Management

Wrap, Unwrap

DeFi

Yield deposit/withdraw/claim, Perpetuals (Avantis)

Prediction Markets

Buy/Sell positions (Myriad)

Identity

Register names (Base, MegaETH, Somnia)

Info Queries

Price check, Balance check, Token scan


Pricing

$0.20 per API call β€” paid in USDC via the x402 protocolarrow-up-right.

No subscriptions, no minimums β€” pay only for what you use.

Note: You are charged per API call regardless of whether the prompt results in a transaction. Unclear or invalid prompts will return a clarifying response but still incur the fee. See Prompt Best Practices below.


Prompt Best Practices

To get the best results and avoid wasted calls, follow these guidelines:

βœ… Good Prompts

❌ Bad Prompts

Best Practices

Always Include
Why

Chain name

"on Base", "on Arbitrum", "on Ethereum"

Token symbol OR contract address

Use CA for obscure tokens

Amount with unit

"$50 worth" or "100 USDC"

Action

"buy", "sell", "swap", "bridge", "send"

What Happens with Unclear Prompts?

If your prompt is unclear or missing information:

  1. You still pay the API fee ($0.20)

  2. Response type will be info or error

  3. The response text will ask for clarification

Example:

Tip: Validate prompts client-side before sending to avoid unnecessary charges.


Supported Payment Networks

Pay from any of these chains:

Chain
Token

Base

USDC

Ethereum

USDC

Arbitrum

USDC

Optimism

USDC

Polygon

USDC

Avalanche

USDC

Unichain

USDC

Linea

USDC

MegaETH

USDM


Quick Example

Request:

Response:

Your agent then signs the transaction and broadcasts it to the blockchain.


Next Steps

  1. Authentication β€” Learn how x402 payments work

  2. Endpoints β€” API reference

  3. Request & Response β€” Detailed format documentation

  4. Example Flows β€” Complete code examples

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