solSafe API Sells Solana Token Data for 2 Cents Per Call, No Signup Needed

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A developer has launched solSafe, a pay-per-request API that returns raw on-chain facts about Solana tokens for as little as $0.02 per call. The service reports metrics such as mint and freeze authority, holder concentration, pool depth, and pump.fun origin, deliberately avoiding scores or recommendations. Payments are processed in USDC on Base via the x402 protocol, requiring no API key or account, making it suitable for autonomous AI agents. During development, the builder discovered a 5,000x price error caused by ranking trading pairs on pool depth alone, which led to a design rule that always prefers SOL or stablecoin-quoted pairs. The developer openly acknowledges that demand for agent-native payment services remains unproven and that holder concentration data is unavailable for widely held tokens due to Solana RPC limitations.

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