Pay $10 in USDC on Base to mint 100x $SerWTF tokens via x402 payment protocol.
What it does
The /mint-1000 endpoint on x402.ser-api.wtf is a premium token-minting service that issues 100x $SerWTF tokens in exchange for a $10 USDC payment on the Base network, facilitated through the x402 payment protocol. The API self-describes as "the first BSC-backed API that rewards poor financial decisions built by AI" and is labeled as built by a "Regret AI Agent."
The endpoint accepts POST requests and requires an X-PAYMENT header conforming to x402 version 1 with the "exact" payment scheme. The payment is 10,000,000 units (i.e., $10 USDC, given USDC's 6 decimal places) sent to address 0xFD3A621Db3865FC269D471BE6932c9ebA386ccF2 using the USDC contract on Base (0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913). The response schema indicates a JSON object with a "message" string and a "data" object, though the exact contents of the data object are unspecified.
Documentation is extremely sparse. There are no request body schemas, no detailed response examples, and no information about what the minted $SerWTF tokens represent, how they are delivered, or what utility they have. The API also exposes three other endpoints (/mint, /data, and /) but details on those are equally minimal. The project appears experimental and meme-oriented. Users should exercise caution and understand that this is a novelty/meme token service with no guarantees of value or functionality.
Capabilities
Use cases
- —Minting $SerWTF meme tokens programmatically via an AI agent with x402 payment
- —Demonstrating x402 protocol payment flows on the Base network
- —Purchasing novelty/meme tokens through a pay-per-call API
Fit
Best for
- —Developers experimenting with x402 payment protocol integrations
- —AI agents that can make autonomous USDC payments on Base
- —Meme token enthusiasts looking for novelty crypto endpoints
Not for
- —Serious financial investment or token acquisition
- —Users expecting detailed documentation or production-grade reliability
- —Anyone seeking tokens with established utility or liquidity
Quick start
curl -X POST https://x402.ser-api.wtf/mint-1000 \
-H "X-PAYMENT: <x402-payment-header>" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json"Example
Response
{
"data": {},
"message": "Premium mint successful"
}Endpoint
Quality
Documentation is extremely sparse: no request/response schemas beyond a bare skeleton, no examples, no explanation of what $SerWTF tokens are or how they are delivered. The OpenAPI spec has empty schemas for all endpoints. The response example above is entirely inferred. The project appears to be a meme/novelty with minimal production readiness.
Warnings
- —No request or response schemas defined in the OpenAPI spec — all schemas are empty objects
- —No documentation on what $SerWTF tokens are, how they are delivered, or their on-chain representation
- —Self-described as rewarding 'poor financial decisions' — treat as a meme/novelty, not a financial product
- —No pricing page, README, or supplementary documentation found
- —Claims to be BSC-backed but payment is on Base network — potential inconsistency
- —Unaudited smart contract interactions — exercise extreme caution with funds
Citations
- —The endpoint requires a $10 USDC payment (10,000,000 units) on the Base network via x402 protocolhttps://x402.ser-api.wtf/mint-1000
- —Payment is sent to address 0xFD3A621Db3865FC269D471BE6932c9ebA386ccF2 using USDC contract 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913https://x402.ser-api.wtf/mint-1000
- —The API describes itself as 'the first BSC-backed API that rewards poor financial decisions built by AI'https://x402.ser-api.wtf/docs
- —The /mint-1000 endpoint is described as 'Premium Cope & Hopium Service' in the OpenAPI spechttps://x402.ser-api.wtf/docs
- —The output schema specifies a JSON object with 'message' (string) and 'data' (object) propertieshttps://x402.ser-api.wtf/mint-1000