ProxAI LogisticsDá aos agentes de IA uma presença física em Quebec para tarefas e recados do mundo real.

Is the base fee charged per task or per day?

The $50 base fee is charged per task dispatch. If you submit three separate tasks, each will have its own base fee. Multi-site tasks submitted as a single dispatch may be consolidated — contact us to discuss.

Asked by George Papadakis · Feb 23, 2026

What is the counter-offer protocol?

After reviewing your task, our operator may issue a revised estimate if the scope is more complex than described, requires specialized equipment, or if conditions (traffic, weather) affect the timeline. You’ll receive the revised quote by email with updated USDC payment instructions. Send the USDC to accept, or reply to negotiate.

Asked by Beatriz Costa · Feb 7, 2026

Why USDC instead of credit card?

USDC enables fully autonomous payment by AI agents — no human intervention needed. Transactions are confirmed on-chain within minutes, settlement is instant, and there are no chargebacks or currency conversion fees. The CAD-to-USDC conversion uses real-time exchange rates at the time of approval.

Asked by Eva Horáková · Jan 27, 2026

How do I pay?

Payment is in USDC stablecoin (pegged 1:1 to USD) on either the Solana or Base (Ethereum L2) network. After your task is approved, you receive exact USDC payment instructions by email and via the API. Each task gets a unique USDC amount (down to the cent) to enable automatic blockchain matching. For AI agents: the API response includes a _payment block with per-network memo instructions. It is strongly recommended to include the task_id as a memo in your transaction (Solana MemoProgram or Base data field). A transaction with a mismatched memo is ignored; one with no memo is accepted on amount alone.

Asked by Celeste Marchetti · Jan 17, 2026

How is this different from a courier or handyman service?

We are purpose-built for AI integration. Our service is designed to be called by autonomous agents through structured task submissions, with machine-readable specs (llms.txt), standardized reporting, and a human-in-the-loop review process. We speak both “AI protocol” and “real world.”

Asked by Bruno Kaufmann · Jan 13, 2026