Start with a link.
Give one product a page of its own. Choose a theme, shape the design and share a product card that carries your look into the feed.
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Stashed / Commerce, connected
One product.
More ways
to sell.
Turn something you make into something people can buy. From a link in a conversation to your own storefront—and, for digital products, an agent buying on someone’s behalf.
Product exhibition · Colosseum hackathon · September 2026
THE SAME PRODUCT001 / DIGITAL
AFTER
HOURS.Sound pack / Vol. 01
HOURS.Sound pack / Vol. 01
Social linkYour shopAgent request
↳
One merchant workspaceCatalogue · payment · order · delivery
✓Illustrative product and workflow
Two ways in. One order system.
Follow a purchase.
Choose a route to see what the buyer does and what arrives with the seller. This is an interactive illustration; it does not submit a payment.
01 / Shopping link
Open the product link
A creator shares a themed product page in a post, message or bio.
ON THE SELLER’S SIDE
The product, its price and the seller’s available payment options appear together.
DEMO / AFTER HOURS PACKProduct viewed
Grow into your own shop.
Build around the same catalogue. Arrange sections, preview on mobile and keep changes in a draft until you choose to publish.
Explore the builder ↗Keep the work in one place.
Manage products, payments and orders in the owner dashboard. See which checkout channel brought in each new order.
Explore the workspace ↗The next checkout surface
A customer can
send an agent.
An assistant discovers an eligible digital product, requests a price, pays the quoted USDC amount on Solana and receives an order receipt and download access.
The seller uses the same catalogue and order tools. There is no second shop to maintain.
About the x402 payment protocol ↗- 01Discover
Read the public catalogue.
- 02Quote
Receive exact payment requirements with HTTP 402.
- 03Pay & verify
The buyer’s agent signs. Stashed checks and settles the transfer.
- 04Deliver
Return a receipt and private download access.
Current implementation scope
Opted-in public shops, eligible digital goods and USDC on Solana. Physical delivery, private shops and address-based tax checkout continue through the website. Agent checkout requires platform configuration and a funded end-to-end pilot before a launch-readiness claim.
Clear choices, behind a simple checkout
Payments serve
the purchase.
For human buyers
Card through the merchant’s Stripe connection, plus SOL and USDC where the seller enables them.
For agent buyers
Exact USDC payments on Solana for eligible digital orders. The merchant receives the payment into their configured wallet.
For the merchant’s plan
Separate USDC auto-renewal uses an explicit wallet allowance. It is not permission for an agent to spend a shopper’s money.
The investment case to test
Start small.
Keep the upside.
Independent creators can start selling one product without committing to a complete storefront. As they grow, their catalogue, brand and order history stay together.
INSIGHT
The first useful unit of commerce is a purchasable product—not a finished website.
EXECUTION
Links, visual storefront editing and agent checkout connect to existing commerce infrastructure. The new channel does not require a new back office.
BUSINESS MODEL
Shop plans, premium themes and transaction fees. The current agent path records a platform fee but does not collect it automatically; that revenue mechanism still needs completion.
NEXT EVIDENCE
Measure time to first published link, first independent purchase, fulfilment effort and repeat use with creator pilots. No Links-specific traction is claimed here.
One product is enough to begin.
Your work.
Your look. Your link.
Exhibition illustrations use sample data. Availability depends on seller setup and product eligibility.
Exhibition framing informed by Superteam Australia’s judging guide and Colosseum.