# badhttp.dev

> A test server for x402 client implementations: the payment IS the scenario under test, not a toll on data. /402/pay/base is a real, settling x402 paywall (0.01 USDC on Base by default, ?amount= 0.001-1.00) that returns a receipt in PAYMENT-RESPONSE and nothing else of value - buy it to prove your client can pay, not to obtain content. Its responses are dual-form on purpose: an x402 v2 PAYMENT-REQUIRED header and a spec-valid v1 envelope in the same 402 body, derived from one source so they cannot drift, so both v2 and legacy v1 buyer tooling can pay the same URL. Around it sit ~19 deliberately misbehaving payment scenarios that never settle and never contact a facilitator - a 402 that ignores every valid payment, one that asks for 1,000,000 USDC, one naming a nonexistent chain, one returni

- **Domain**: `badhttp.dev`
- **Provider**: badhttp.dev (https://badhttp.dev)
- **Kind**: paid_api
- **Category**: verification
- **Live-responds (last probe)**: None
- **Signed card**: False
- **Streaming**: False
- **Quality score**: 100%
- **Payment protocol**: x402 · network `eip155:8453` · ≥ $0.01
- **Wallet**: `0x2b14ad50d63c7fee5a33847f95153ac37a690170`

## URLs
- Agent card: https://badhttp.dev/.well-known/agent-card.json
- Page (HTML): https://agenstry.com/agents/badhttp.dev
- Documentation: https://badhttp.dev
