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1ly store launches MCP tool supporting USDC payments

1ly store launches MCP tool supporting USDC payments

币界网币界网2026/02/02 03:42
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According to CoinWorld, CoinWorld reported that, according to a tweet from Wu Blockchain: 1ly store has launched the MCP server tool, supporting instant e-commerce payments using USDC via the x402 protocol. Users can quickly create stores and generate payment links. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire referred to it as an MCP wrapper, but did not guarantee its reliability.
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