Observe, govern, reconcile, and measure agentic USDC flows across Circle Nanopayments, x402, Wallets, Gateway, and Arc.
Haia turns high-frequency USDC activity into operational intelligence: margin, attribution, policy signals, settlement status, and reliability.
Built for the Circle Developer Grants Program · Circle-native integration milestones proposed

Circle Nanopayments and Arc make high-frequency, low-value USDC transactions possible. Developers can now price API calls, agent actions, compute, data, and services per event.
But once payments work, teams still need to answer harder operational questions:
Without this layer, agentic commerce stays difficult to operate as a real business.
Haia ingests Circle / Arc execution events and turns them into the operational layer teams need to scale agentic USDC flows.
Track revenue, cost, and margin for every agent action, API call, endpoint, or customer segment.
Understand which agents generate revenue, consume budget, fail payments, or create operational risk.
Apply limits, approvals, allowlists, and anomaly checks before abnormal USDC activity becomes a loss.
Match off-chain actions with Circle events and Arc transaction records to prove what was paid, settled, failed, or mismatched.
Measure completion, settlement consistency, failed challenge rates, policy violations, and operational quality over time.
In the demo, an AI-powered API accepts USDC payments through a Circle-native flow. Haia Control Plane observes each event from request to settlement.
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Demo mode uses seeded Arc / USDC event data to illustrate the Circle-native integration path. Live Circle webhooks, Arc explorer reconciliation, and SDK instrumentation are proposed grant milestones.
Agentic commerce introduces a new risk surface: autonomous systems can initiate financial actions faster than human operators can review them. Haia adds a policy layer before execution risk compounds.
Haia is not a payment app and not an SDK wrapper. The Circle adapter is the ingestion path. The product is the Control Plane.
Settlement rail for agentic USDC flows.
Unit for revenue, cost, and limits.
Event source for per-action payments.
Payment flow for paid API calls.
Wallet activity for agents and apps.
USDC balance and movement signals.
Cross-chain USDC execution context.
Live event source for reconciliation.
Capture Circle / Arc execution events.
Map events into Haia’s model.
Evaluate policies before risk compounds.
Match actions with settlement records.
Track margin, failures, and reliability.
Build trusted execution history.
Haia’s core product is the Control Plane: observability, policy, reconciliation, and operational intelligence for agentic USDC execution.
As execution history compounds, the same dataset can later support credit-readiness and stablecoin-native working capital through Reprieve.
Execution signals includeThis is not the initial grant deliverable. It is the long-term expansion path enabled by the Control Plane.
Arc / USDC demo mode, Circle event presets, seeded nanopayment events, and Circle adapter structure.
Per-call P&L, agent-level margin, endpoint-level economics, and x402 funnel analytics.
Off-chain action to Circle event to Arc transaction matching, reconciliation status, and mismatch detection.
Agent budget policies, unknown counterparty controls, abnormal spend checks, and policy decision logs.
Circle SDK instrumentation, webhook ingestion, partner demo, and co-marketing-ready case study.
Haia helps Circle-based teams prove that agentic USDC flows are not only technically possible, but operationally and economically viable.
See usage, payments, failures, margin, and settlement faster.
Control policies, reconciliation, auditability, and agent accountability.
More successful builders, stronger proof, and higher USDC utility.

Development Lead
Leads Haia's 3-person engineering team across runtime and instrumentation.