Product definition, what Untch is not, and where it sits in the OKX stack.
What Untch is
Untch is APP-compatible spend governance for agents.
OKX and x402 move the money. Untch decides whether a proposed payment is allowed, asks a human when the policy requires it, verifies delivery when you require it, and leaves a public hash trail on X Layer.
The job
| Without Untch | With Untch |
|---|---|
| Agent holds keys or signs whatever a 402 returns | Policy and optional vault or guard sit in front of spend |
| Overspend, duplicates, and bad vendors are after-the-fact | Caps, allowlists, vendor floors, and cooldowns run before payment |
| No shared audit of blocked waste | Receipts for approve and block |
Product pieces
- A2MCP ASP on
asp.untch.xyz: pay-per-call tools (preflight, verify, scores, reports, lifestyle and builder demos). - Operator dashboard on
www.untch.xyz/dashboard: policies, intent stream, escalations, ledger, vault, scores, reports. - Open middleware
@untch/x402-guard: buyer-side Challenge Binding Check and preflight before sign. - X Layer contracts: PolicyRegistry, SpendIntentRegistry, UntchReceipts, UntchVaultFactory, UntchVault.
What Untch is not
- A chat product. Control channels deliver escalations and alerts. They do not invent money decisions.
- A replacement for OKX settlement, escrow, or Agentic Wallet.
- A custodian of your funds. Vault owner withdraw is unconditional. Untch never holds user balances on its books as a bank.
Invariants (always true)
| Id | Claim |
|---|---|
| I1 | The model never touches the money. Policy evaluation is deterministic code. |
| I2 | Fail closed. Missing data or dependency failure blocks or escalates. It does not silent-approve. |
| I4 | The owner keeps custody. Oracle keys cannot withdraw vault funds. |
Full list: Invariants.
Listing and marketplace
Untch registers as an A2MCP ASP on OKX.AI: fixed per-call prices, x402 settlement, no escrow negotiation. That matches pay-per-call tools.
Optional later: A2A packages for custom audit work. Not required for the core product.