Agentic Payments Breakfast - Qatom Launch

​Agentic Payments Breakfast
Qatom Launch

​Your agent calls a premium API. The API returns a 402. Your agent doesn't have a wallet, can't sign a transaction, can't negotiate payment terms. So it fails, logs an error, and you handle it manually. That defeats the point of building an autonomous agent.

​This is the problem Qatom was built to solve.

​Qatom is the hosted MCP server that turns any MCP-compatible agent into a fully economic participant. One install. Your agent gets a wallet, discovers paywalled APIs in a live marketplace, and pays for what it calls in the same request. Zero fees. Settled in USD, in under a second. No blockchain, no card rail, no 30-cent floor on a 3-cent transaction.

​TODAQ Micro has been running this infrastructure in production since 2023. This breakfast is the official public launch.

​The gathering is small and curated. Attendees include MCP builders, agent founders, and investors active in the Agentic stack. We're bringing together the people who are shipping Agentic systems and thinking seriously about what autonomous payments actually requires at the infrastructure level.

​Expect a live demo with agents calling, paying, and earning in real time. A conversation with Hassan Khan, CEO of TODAQ Micro, on what three years of production agent payment infrastructure actually looks like. And an honest discussion on the one layer of the Agentic stack where the existing solutions impose real structural limits.

​The official MCP Dev Summit comes to Toronto in October. This is May. If you want to be in the room when the payment layer ships, this is the morning.

​80% of enterprise applications shipping today embed at least one AI agent. MCP has crossed 9,400 public servers. The payment layer is the gap. If you're building on MCP, shipping autonomous workflows, or thinking seriously about how agents pay for things, this is your room.

​Registered attendees get hands-on access to TODAQ Console and Twin provisioning, with the team present to onboard you directly.

​Space is intentionally limited.

​Install Qatom: clawhub install Qatom · qatom.ai Open source: github.com/todaqmicro/openclaw

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Hosted by TODAQ Micro · Toronto · May 26, 2026