LIVE CONFIGfetching...
MERCHANT
https://x402r-test-merchant-production.up.railway.app/weather
PRICE
$0.01 USDC (escrow)
OPERATOR
loading...
ARBITER ADDRESS
loading...
ARBITER URL
https://<your-arbiter>/arbiter
NETWORK
loading...
Values fetched live from the arbiter's /health and /api/contracts endpoints.
QUICK TEST
Verify the merchant is online and returns payment requirements:
curl https://x402r-test-merchant-production.up.railway.app/weather
Should return HTTP 402 with escrow payment options.
API REFERENCE
All endpoints are relative to the arbiter base URL.
curl https://<your-arbiter>/arbiter/health
curl https://<your-arbiter>/arbiter/api/contracts
curl -X POST https://<your-arbiter>/arbiter/api/pin \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"type":"client-evidence","message":"Data was incorrect"}'curl "https://<your-arbiter>/arbiter/api/disputes?offset=0&count=5"
OPENCLAW BOT GUIDE
The x402r-dispute skill is available on ClawHub. It lets an OpenClaw bot act as a client — paying the merchant, filing disputes, and tracking arbitration end-to-end.
1. Install the skill
OpenClaw / ClawHub
clawhub install x402r/x402r-dispute
Manual
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BackTrackCo/x402r-arbiter-eigencloud/main/cli/SKILL.md \ > ~/.openclaw/skills/x402r-dispute/SKILL.md
2. Configure your bot's wallet
Tell your bot to set up the x402r config with these details:
Operator: loading... Network: loading... Arbiter: https://<your-arbiter>/arbiter Merchant: https://x402r-test-merchant-production.up.railway.app/weather
The bot needs a funded wallet with USDC and ETH for gas. Config is persisted to ~/.x402r/config.json.
3. Buy from the merchant
Ask your bot to fetch the weather endpoint. The x402 payment flow is automatic — the bot sees the 402, signs an escrow payment, and retries:
"Buy weather data from https://x402r-test-merchant-production.up.railway.app/weather"
The payment goes into escrow. The bot receives the weather data and saves the payment info for later.
4. File a dispute
If the data was unsatisfactory, ask the bot to dispute:
"File a dispute — the weather data was inaccurate, it said sunny but it was raining"
The bot uses the skill to create an on-chain refund request and submit evidence in one step.
5. Merchant auto-responds
The merchant dispute bot detects the refund request on-chain and automatically submits counter-evidence. No action needed — wait a few seconds.
6. Arbiter evaluates
The arbiter collects evidence from both sides, evaluates with a deterministic AI model, and submits its ruling on-chain. Ask your bot to check the result:
"Check my dispute status" "Show all evidence for my dispute" "Verify the arbiter's ruling was deterministic"
7. View on dashboard
The dispute appears on the disputes page where you can inspect evidence, the arbiter's ruling, commitment hash, and replay the AI evaluation.
END-TO-END FLOW
OpenClaw Bot Merchant Server Merchant Bot Arbiter
| | | |
|--- GET /weather ---------->| | |
|<-- 402 (payment required) -| | |
|--- GET /weather + payment->| | |
|<-- 200 (weather data) -----| | |
| | | |
|--- dispute -------------> [on-chain: RefundRequested] |
| | | |
| | (watches events) | |
| |<-- auto-evidence -----| |
| | | |
| | [arbiter evaluates both sides] |
| | |<--- ruling --------|
| | | |
|--- status / verify ------->| | |