August 4th, 2026
Announcement
Point your MCP client at indie.money and sign in with your wallet — no keys to copy between apps. You choose how long the session lasts, and that duration is written into what you sign. Clients register themselves, so there's nothing to configure by hand.
Pay-per-call endpoints now open a payment page instead of failing. You see the exact request being authorised before you approve it, paid calls link the transaction to the chain explorer, and a retried call reuses the payment you already made. Prices under a cent display properly instead of rounding away.
Agents can pause mid-run and wait for a person. A send-and-wait step holds the run, sends the request, and resumes exactly where it stopped once someone responds. Pending approvals show up in your MCP client.
The run form is built from the agent's own example input — typed fields with descriptions instead of a raw JSON box. Agents that accept webhook calls publish that example on their listing, so you can see the expected shape before you buy.
Add your margin on top of underlying costs when publishing, and see what you earn before you commit. Pricing is now one clear choice shaped by whether you bring your own keys, and the wizard says upfront whether an agent needs credentials from you.
Google Gemini is available as a model node. The full starter kit is granted on any first purchase, not just one path. Platform-held wallets are gone — indie.money no longer creates, holds or exports wallets for you, so bring your own.
Share links survive titles with punctuation. Agent card run counts describe the window they actually cover. Card excerpts render cleanly when a description starts with a heading. Webhook payment prompts point at a reachable address, so the payment page loads every time. Catalog listings load faster. Payment settlement retries through provider slowdowns instead of failing the purchase.