Alchemy has begun a private beta soft launch of its new payment product, AgentPay, with a general release expected within the coming weeks. The product is currently available to a limited group of users as the company prepares for a broader rollout. The phased approach allows Alchemy to gather early feedback before opening access more widely.
AgentPay is positioned as a unified solution for payment protocol integration, promising developers a single point of connection across multiple protocols. The product specifically cites support for x402, MPP, A2P, and L402 among the protocols it aims to cover. The goal is to reduce the complexity that typically comes with integrating several different payment standards separately.
By consolidating these protocols under one integration, AgentPay targets developers and businesses that would otherwise need to manage multiple distinct implementations. The promise of a single integration layer could simplify workflows and reduce development overhead for teams building payment-enabled applications. Alchemy has not yet disclosed full technical details about how the unified layer operates across each supported protocol.
The private beta phase represents an early but deliberate step toward the general release Alchemy is targeting in the near term. No specific date for the public launch has been announced, though the company indicates the timeline is measured in weeks rather than months. Further details about pricing, access requirements, and additional supported protocols are expected to emerge as the launch approaches.
Originally reported by CoinDesk.
