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https://www.x402.org/writing/x402-v2-launch

(以下这些我看了一遍,等咱们一起开会的时候再梳理成具体需求)

High-Impact V2 Upgrades for Copus

  1. Wallet-Based Sessions & Reusable Access (Biggest Win)

Current pain point: Users must sign and pay for every single article. This creates friction for heavy readers.

V2 enables:

  • Sign-In-With-X (SIWx): User proves wallet ownership once, gets a session
  • Subscription-like patterns: Pay once, access multiple articles for a period
  • Skip repeat payment flows: If user already unlocked content, no re-signing needed
  • Lower latency: No on-chain interaction for repeat access

Brainstorm ideas:

  • "Unlock 10 articles for $X" bundle pricing
  • Creator subscription tiers (pay creator monthly, access all their content)
  • Session tokens that persist across browser sessions
  • "Already unlocked" detection without hitting your API each time

  1. Header Migration (Breaking Change to Plan For)

Current: X-PAYMENT, X-PAYMENT-ASSET headers

V2 standard:

  • PAYMENT-SIGNATURE (replaces X-PAYMENT)
  • PAYMENT-REQUIRED (server response)
  • PAYMENT-RESPONSE (payment confirmation)
  • SIGN-IN-WITH-X (new identity header)

Action: Plan a migration path - your backend should accept both old and new headers during transition.


  1. Migrate to @x402/paywall Package

Current: 750+ lines of custom logic in x402Utils.ts, 1980 lines in Content.tsx

V2 offers:

  • @x402/paywall - modular, maintained package with EVM and Solana support built-in
  • Plugin architecture - add new chains without editing SDK internals
  • Lifecycle hooks - inject custom logic (analytics, error handling, retry logic)

Benefits:

  • Less code to maintain
  • Automatic updates when x402 evolves
  • Community-tested edge cases

  1. Dynamic payTo Routing (Revenue Split Opportunities)

Current: Single recipient per payment (your platform?)

V2 enables:

  • Per-request routing to different addresses
  • Callback-based payout logic
  • Multi-recipient splits in a single payment

Brainstorm ideas:

  • Creator royalties: 85% to creator, 15% to platform - handled at protocol level
  • Referral rewards: If user came from a referral link, split payment 3 ways
  • Tiered creator payouts: Top creators get better splits
  • Dynamic pricing: Price based on content length, author tier, or demand

  1. CAIP Standards for Chain/Asset Identification

Current: Hardcoded chain IDs and contract addresses in contracts.ts

V2 uses CAIP (Chain Agnostic Improvement Proposals):

  • Standardized format: eip155:8453/erc20:0x833589fcd6edb6e08f4c7c32d4f71b54bda02913
  • Easier to add new chains without code changes
  • Interoperable with other x402 services

  1. Automatic Discovery Extension

Current: Your payment endpoints are manually configured

V2 enables:

  • Publish structured metadata about your x402 endpoints
  • Facilitators auto-index your available content
  • Pricing stays synchronized without manual updates

Use case: AI agents could automatically discover and pay for Copus content without hardcoded integration.


  1. Multi-Facilitator Support

Current: You handle payment verification yourself (or single facilitator)

V2 enables:

  • Use multiple facilitators simultaneously
  • SDK picks best match based on preferences
  • Express preferences: "prefer Base", "only USDC", "avoid high-gas networks"

Benefit: Redundancy and better rates by letting SDK optimize.

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