The Desk Opens in Beta to Monitor Agents’ Financial Activity

Summary

The Desk has entered open beta as a wallet-connected monitoring service for autonomous agents. After a user signs in, it displays watched agents’ payments, counterparties, float, liveness, and behavioral flags, including drain-shaped payments, quiet wallets, and low float, using dated data from a public graph. Watch lists remain in the browser, and the service says it does not receive users’ agent information, keys, or funds. The free plan supports basic watch-list monitoring, while paid Operator and Team plans add larger agent limits, allow-lists, threshold simulations, detailed detections and findings, longer series histories, ranked-agent data, and API access. Users can also buy evidence packs and request revaluation through x402, with prices listed in the service manifest. Plans are prepaid in USDC on Base and do not renew automatically. Payment uses an exact EIP-3009 authorization; Coinbase’s facilitator submits the transfer and pays gas. The Desk says it never holds funds or keys, and wallet sign-in uses a gas-free Sign-In with Ethereum message. Mobile users receive a simplified monitoring view, while full charts and inspection tools target larger screens.