What MPP enables
MPP enables machine payments when a web service is accessed. The server requests payment and the client responds with evidence. Alongside individual payments, the project supports sessions for ongoing use of a service.
Connections with other protocols
- MPP, x402 and L402 enable paid access to web resources. Each uses its own flows and payment evidence.
- MPP separates the common payment flow from the payment methods connected to it. The selected method determines how payment is performed and demonstrated.
Versions and licence
- Published version
- No separate version stated
- Working draft
- draft-ryan-httpauth-payment-01
The individual Internet-Draft has expired and is archived; its latest revision is dated 17 March 2026. The project was publicly launched on 18 March 2026.
- Licence / terms
- Repository specifications: CC0 1.0; repository tooling: MIT OR Apache-2.0. IETF documents follow IETF Trust rules; SDKs use their respective package licences.
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An example flow
- An agent accesses a paid service.
- The server specifies payment requirements and a supported payment method.
- The client pays or creates the required evidence. The server verifies it and delivers the service.
- For repeated requests, the integration can use a session to account for ongoing usage.
SDKs and examples
These libraries and examples help you get started. Each entry lists the language, package and supported version.
mppx
Includes: TypeScript SDK
Package / module: mppx
Version & compatibility: 0.15.0 · Published 21 October 2026
pympp
Includes: Python SDK
Package / module: pympp
Version & compatibility: Pin a revision before integration
mpp-go
Includes: Go SDK
Package / module: github.com/tempoxyz/mpp-go
Version & compatibility: Pin a revision before integration
mpp-rs
Includes: Rust SDK
Package / module: mpp
Version & compatibility: Pin a revision before integration
mpp-rb
Includes: Ruby SDK from Stripe
Package / module: mpp-rb
Version & compatibility: Pin a revision before integration
Practical integration
- The project documentation describes individual payments and sessions. Select examples and SDKs for the payment flow you need.
- The linked IETF draft draft-ryan-httpauth-payment-01 has expired and is archived. Current project development is available through mpp.dev and the SDK repositories.