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Monetizing your API (via the Gateway or SDK) makes it payable. The Marketplace makes it discoverable: a public catalog that AI agents browse to find services they can pay for. Think of it as your storefront listing, not your cash register — the cash register already works the moment your gate is live.
Publishing is optional and independent of payments. Agents that already know your endpoint pay you whether or not you’re listed. List when you want new agents — ones you have no relationship with — to find you.

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How it works

Every listing is reviewed before it goes public — a light moderation step that keeps spam and broken entries out of the catalog. Only approved listings are ever served, and the public view exposes your service name but not your internal merchant id.

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Publish a listing

1

Open the Marketplace page

In the dashboard, go to Marketplace and open the publish form.
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Describe the service

A listing starts in pending. You can have up to 10 listings per service.
3

Wait for review

AiFinPay approves or rejects the listing. Approved listings appear in the public catalog within a minute or two (the feed is cached briefly). Rejected ones stay private — edit and resubmit.

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Where listings show up

  • Catalog tab in the dashboard’s agent view — how a human running agents browses services to point them at.
  • Public feed GET https://api.aifinpay.io/api/network/marketplace — open, no auth, returns approved listings only. This is what agent frameworks and crawlers read to discover payable services programmatically:

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Write a good listing

Agents (and the models driving them) pick services from the title and description, so write for that reader:
  • Say what it returns and when to use it, concretely — “fresh web search results for research agents”, not “powerful API”.
  • Pick the honest category — miscategorized listings are the most common rejection.
  • Mention the price in the description if it helps the buying decision; the canonical price still comes from your Pricing tier.
  • Keep the title tight (3–80 chars) — it’s the headline in the catalog.
Getting listed doesn’t change how you get paid — settlement stays non-custodial and lands straight in your wallet. The Marketplace only affects who finds you.