The report found that AI agents completed 6.4 million x402 payments via Base and Solana over 35 days, totaling just $119,947, with more than 90% of individual payments under one cent. According to BeInCrypto, in May 2026, a public post containing instructions in Morse code tricked an AI-linked wallet into transferring $175,000; about 80% was recovered. The report also documented two other incidents in which a total of $281,200 was transferred to wallets controlled by attackers and later recovered. The issue was that agents accepted untrusted instructions, not that blockchain signatures had been compromised. In the report’s assessment, micro-payment readiness scored 60.7, while institutional automation scored just 12. Of the 19 products reviewed, 14 involved handling funds, and all had human-set limits. Industry professionals also pointed to the growth of agent transactions, the possibility that unfinalized transactions (which take 16 minutes on Ethereum) could be rolled back, liability for erroneous transactions, and mechanisms for verifying real-world payments as obstacles to institutional adoption.

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