Conduit Agentic Commerce
Conduit is the MCP for agentic commerce. Agents register an identity, search ranked supply across 12k+ merchants, complete checkout via merchant handoff or autonomous payment with an approved mandate, then track orders and report outcomes.
Documentation
See it coming. Have the alternate ready.
Conduit watches the supply lines your business runs on, keeps ranked and payable alternates ready across every platform, and lets your agents act when one slips.
Keep the ERP you run. Ranked on delivered outcomes, never ads. No fee between you and the merchant.
Your Agent
Conduit MCP
Find supply
Buy inside your limits
Track every order
Watch the lines
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+13k shops
The problem
An alert without an alternate is just anxiety.
Risk monitors watch and cannot source. Sourcing suites source, but only once a human opens an RFQ. Both are priced for the Fortune 500, and neither runs the whole loop.
Conduit runs it: watch the lines you depend on, rank the alternates before you need them, let an agent place the order under limits you approved. A shop floor restock or a book of open B2B deals, same loop.
Conduit Hub
Desert Tech Electronics
Las Vegas, NV
Inventory · last 30 days·Synced from Odoo
| Item | Sold | Qty | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Braided USB-C cable, 6ft CAB-USBC-6 | 142 | +48 | Ordered · Fri |
| Tempered glass — Galaxy S25 SCR-GS25 | 98 | +36 | Ordered · Fri |
| MagSafe wireless charger CHG-MS-15 | 76 | +18 | Ordered · Sat |
| Lightning to USB-C adapter ADP-LT-C | 61 | +30 | Ordered · Fri |
| GaN 65W wall charger CHG-GAN-65 | 54 | 31 | In stock |
| Clear case — Galaxy S25 CSE-GS25-CL | 49 | 22 | In stock |
| Silicone AirPods Pro case CSE-APP2-SI | 41 | 18 | In stock |
| Car mount — MagSafe MNT-MS-CAR | 38 | 14 | In stock |
| USB-C to HDMI adapter ADP-C-HDMI | 33 | 9 | Low |
| 10,000mAh power bank PWR-10K | 29 | 16 | In stock |
| Watch band — 45mm sport WCH-45-SP | 24 | 11 | In stock |
Agent chat
Restock the most popular items we sold last month. Pay USDC or using our Wise Business card. Delivery no later than Monday.
Conduit Hub · Agentic Procurement
Runs in Hub, or from the AI assistant you already use. Nothing to install.
Checked recent sales (30d) — ranked by units sold
Detected 4 out-of-stock items among top sellers
Found offers — delivery by Monday to Las Vegas, autonomous checkout
| Item | Qty | Unit | ETA | Pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Braided USB-C, 6ft CAB-USBC-6 · Arizona Eagle | 48 | $2.90 | Fri | Auto USDC |
| Glass — Galaxy S25 SCR-GS25 · US Mobile Acc. | 36 | $4.85 | Fri | Auto USDC |
| MagSafe charger CHG-MS-15 · Phoenix Charge | 18 | $11.20 | Sat | Auto Wise |
| Lightning → USB-C ADP-LT-C · Desert Cable | 30 | $2.95 | Fri | Auto USDC |
Reused last order’s price at Arizona Eagle
Saved $14.40 on USB-C cables — Arizona Eagle kept last order’s $2.90/pc instead of today’s $3.20 quotes.
Within limit — this order $603.90 · $3,208.90 available this month
Approved spending$9,000/mo
Payment complete
Receipt
- Braided USB-C, 6ft Arizona Eagle · ×48 @ $2.90 $139.20
- Glass — Galaxy S25 US Mobile Acc. · ×36 @ $4.85 $174.60
- MagSafe charger Phoenix Charge · ×18 @ $11.20 $201.60
- Lightning → USB-C Desert Cable · ×30 @ $2.95 $88.50
USDC · x402402.30 USDC
Wise Business$201.60
Total$603.90
Restock complete$603.90
Arriving Friday (3 lines) and Saturday evening (MagSafe).
Tracking updates will land here as carriers scan each package.
Skipped a new Belkin MagSafe listing — freight was $3 vs $24.99, but the seller has no reviews yet.
Ask about orders, suppliers, reputation…
94%
name raw-material procurement as their most disrupted function
26,225
supply chain disruption alerts in 2025, up 38% year over year
~$16M
a year, per organization, in direct procurement disruption
The path to autonomy
Turn autonomy up one stage at a time.
Your agents find supply and route the order today, place deals you approve next, and pay under mandate as rails mature. Each stage pays for itself, so nothing rides on trusting the last one first.
- 01DiscoverYou review
- 02ApproveYou approve
- 03AutonomousRuns on schedule
Agentic Execution Score
AES
Can the agent actually close this deal on a rail it holds, or hit a human wall? Calibrated on real order outcomes, not a static guess.
Two-sided reputation
Every rank leans on delivered outcomes, not claims. Suppliers rise by shipping on time; agents earn trust by paying and completing. Nothing is for sale.
Product + carrier graph
Deduplicated products and per-carrier delivery, with stated vs observed signal, so the agent weighs quality and speed, not just price.
Demand aggregation
GPO
Pooled demand unlocks volume pricing no solo buyer could get. Better prices over time, never paid rank. Conduit keeps a modest slice of the savings it creates.
No custody. Conduit sharpens discovery and execution without ever holding or delaying payment. Money moves from your instrument to the merchant, never through us. We are not a marketplace, a warehouse, a merchant of record, or a money transmitter.
How it turns on
Connect once. The jobs run on top.
Connector reads your vendors, lead times, on-hand stock, and inbound from the system you already run and puts that graph in Hub. Pipes run standing jobs on it. Yard runs the ones you write yourself.
Every merchant on the graph is also a buyer, so one install works both ways: your stock and rails become discoverable to agent buyers downstream while your own agents source upstream. The graph gets denser with each one. Rank is earned by delivering, never bought.
For procurement
One search. Every merchant. A decision in minutes.
Your agent searches every merchant at once, ranks what comes back on what decides the order, and closes in minutes. No extra cost against going direct.
You see the on-time rate before you pay, not after.
supply_search("Galaxy S25 tempered glass", qty: 500, deadline: 5d, ship_to: 89109)
Ranked onPriceExecution readinessDelivery reliabilityReputationRail match
Premium Tempered Glass (Galaxy S25, 9H)
autonomous
US Mobile Accessories Wholesale · 1st-party
$1,180
total
Rating (obs.)
4.8 / stated 4.9
Lead (obs.)
3.1d / stated 3d
On-time
98%
Rails
Cash on delivery, Crypto (x402), Card
AES — execution readiness0.98
Best carrier: DHL · observed 3d · 98% reliable · $60 · 1,247 orders
Tempered Glass (Galaxy S25)
intent handoff
ShenzhenDirect (3rd-party Shopify) · 3rd-party
$940
total
Rating (obs.)
— / stated 4.4
Lead (obs.)
5.4d / stated 3d
On-time
71%
Rails
Cash on delivery
AES — execution readiness0.71
Best carrier: PonyExpress · observed 5.4d · 71% reliable · $25
Track these in the command center
Order command center
A hundred orders across a hundred merchants, on one board.
Every order and intent, across every protocol and merchant, lands on one board: live status and tracking with stated against observed ETA, the rail each was paid on, and the merchant and product rating you bought against. When something goes wrong, review, dispute, escalate, and chargeback are one click away, and a human can step in at any point.
Nobody has to chase a status again.
The protocol layer
You never have to pick a standard.
The wire format is being commoditized to zero by trillion-dollar consortia, so Conduit does not try to be the protocol. It is the decision-and-execution layer above all of them: one identity, every handshake, nothing to redo when the next standard lands.
UCPUniversal Commerce Protocol
Normalized merchant, product, and fulfillment schemas in one shared catalog format.
Conduit speaks it for you: Adopted as the internal normalized model, so normalization and tracking come essentially free.
ACPAgentic Commerce Protocol
Product feeds plus a checkout handshake an agent can complete.
Conduit speaks it for you: Ridden as one discovery input; reputation and execution stay ours.
AP2Agent Payments Protocol
Human-approved spend mandates. Set the limits once, pay anywhere.
Conduit speaks it for you: Translated from a single agent keypair into a mandate the merchant trusts.
x402HTTP 402 payments
Trackable crypto payments agents make natively over the web.
Conduit speaks it for you: One of the payable rails an agent can hold and Conduit can route to.
A2CNAgent-to-agent negotiation
Agents negotiate bulk pricing and terms directly with merchant agents.
Conduit speaks it for you: A negotiation engine: fan out to suppliers, compare negotiated quotes.
More as they emerge
New standards keep arriving, and plenty of supply still lives behind a plain native API. Conduit adopts each one and rates every source for agent readiness (AES), so you never have to.
We measured it: declared agent-readiness grew 67% in nine weeks while the count an agent can pay is nearly zero.
The risk
In a garden, someone else picks your suppliers.
Autonomous checkout is being wired into walled gardens, Google’s and Shopify’s today, every other giant’s tomorrow. Inside a garden, a gatekeeper controls the things a buyer should never need permission for:
Dimension
Walled garden
Conduit
Merchant access
Approved allowlist only
Every merchant
Products & deals
Censored / curated
Full visibility
Payment & delivery
Restricted rails & carriers
Any payable rail or carrier
Ranking
Ad-driven, pay-for-rank
Merit: price × AES × reliability × reputation
Fees
Per-transaction toll
No fee between agent and merchant
Checkout
Human-gated
Autonomous-first
Ownership
Owned by one giant
Beholden to none
When you are sourcing under pressure, the last thing you need is a shorter list. Your agent should search, filter, and decide across all supply on the merits, not inside one company’s fenced, monetized, human-gated channel.
Conduit is the neutral ground: every payable rail, every carrier, every merchant. You choose, or your agent does.
MCP walkthrough
An agent transacts in minutes.
Every Conduit tool returns the data an agent actually decides on: stated vs observed delivery, payable rails, product and merchant ratings, execution-readiness, and per-carrier reliability. Know which checkout is reliable before you pay.
Sign up in ~5s with one end-to-end keypair. No forms, no shared secret.
> agent_create(
public_key = "<ES256 P-256 public JWK JSON string>",
payment_rails = ["cod", "x402"],
default_destination = { postcode: "89109", country: "US" },
friendly_name = "VegasVolt Electronics buyer agent", // optional
handle = "vegasvolt-buyer", // optional; omit to auto-generate
preferences = { max_lead_days: 5, quality_floor: 4.3 } // optional
)
{
"agent_id": "agt_8x91k",
"reputation": 0.0,
"session_token": "v1.eyJ2IjoxLCJzdWIiOiJhZ3RfOHg5MWsi…",
"token_ttl_sec": 3600
}
Hints
- One keypair becomes every protocol handshake
- Re-auth later by signing a challenge — nothing secret on the wire
- You get a session_token straight away — pass it on every call that names your agent_id
For investors
Infrastructure ahead of demand.
The Plaid pattern for agentic procurement. Autonomous checkout is fragmenting into gardens, and the durable prize is the neutral cross-garden B2B layer no gatekeeper will serve.
The segment is the moat. Serving a Las Vegas electronics shop free, self-serve, in ten minutes is not a feature the enterprise suites are missing. It is a business their cost structure cannot run. What compounds on top stays ours: execution score, reputation graph, supplier roster, demand aggregation.
Why it compounds
More merchants connect→
Each one is supply and demand→
Denser cross-garden graph→
Better AES + reputation→
Cheaper, faster sourcing→
More orders, both ways→
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