Polygon: Plans to recover $1 million in base fee fuel costs to optimize transactions between agents

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Polygon posted on X platform stating that the commercialization of intelligent agents at scale (autonomous business transactions and payments by AI intelligent agents) requires the elimination of friction, with payments needing to be instant and nearly fee-free with predictable costs. The PIP-82 proposal suggests using Polygon x402 facilitators to recover up to 1 million USD in fuel fee base costs to accelerate transactions between intelligent agents and further reduce AI agent costs.

It is reported that Polygon holds a significant share in Agentic Commerce and has handled several key AI agent transactions. For example, OpenClaw completed the first fully autonomous AI-to-AI business transaction on Polygon (automatic listing, pricing, negotiation, deal closing, and payment collection).

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