Fabric Foundation unveils its RoboPay launch partners, connecting AI agents to robots through onchain payments and verified proof.

Fabric Foundation has introduced its RoboPay launch partners, a group of blockchain projects working to connect artificial intelligence agents with real world robots. The partnership spans agent identity, hosting, payments, execution and verification. 

Together, these projects aim to build the foundations of what the industry calls the machine economy. Aethir’s Claw platform allows developers to deploy AI agents through one-click browser hosting on decentralized infrastructure. 

Paired with RoboPay, those agents can now transact directly with robots performing physical tasks.

Aethir and AEON Bring Onchain Settlement to Robots

Aethir Claw removes much of the technical friction tied to deploying AI agents. The platform offers full VPS capabilities and includes discount tokens for new users. 

Developers can spin up an agent in minutes and give it the ability to interact with machines in the physical world. 

AEON handles onchain payments and settlement for AI agents across a global merchant network. With RoboPay, that same settlement layer now extends from merchants to robots. 

Agent-to-merchant and agent-to-robot transactions can share one payment standard going forward. This links agentic commerce with physical services under a single financial foundation.

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Kite AI and Peaq Extend Identity Into the Physical World

Kite AI is building payment infrastructure that gives AI agents verifiable identity and spending authority. 

Its Agent Passport system lets agents act with delegated permissions rather than open access. Through RoboPay, a Kite agent can pay a robot to complete a task in person. This moves agent payments beyond digital assets and into real-world services. 

Peaq focuses on infrastructure that enables robots and machines to join the on-chain economy directly. Its tools give machines digital identities, wallets and reputation scores. 

With RoboPay, that participation extends further, letting machines transact and deliver services securely.

Meet the RoboPay Launch Partners.

From agent identity and hosting to payments, robot execution, verification, and machine infrastructure, these partners are helping build the foundations of the machine economy.

Here’s how each partnership expands what’s possible.

— Fabric Foundation (@FabricFND) July 22, 2026

FLock, PrismaX and Unibase Round Out the Machine Economy Stack

FLock is building collaborative AI training through its FLock AI Arena platform. 

The project has launched robotics training tasks that let anyone contribute to teaching robot skills. This expands the supply of usable robot skills, while RoboPay makes them discoverable in practice. 

PrismaX operates as a robotics-native service layer for physical AI systems. The project verifies completed robot tasks and evaluates how well the work was performed. 

As robots begin earning payments through RoboPay, PrismaX turns each transaction into proof of verified work. 

Unibase supplies a decentralized memory and interoperability layer for autonomous agents. Its Membase tool offers persistent, verifiable memory, while AIP handles agent discovery and coordination. 

BitAgent turns agent capabilities into callable services that other systems can use.

With RoboPay, agents can discover, hire, and pay robots for completed tasks. Each finished job then becomes part of a lasting, verifiable execution history.