Terms

Terms of use

These are the rules for using TOLLA Network while it is in beta. By using the site, the Booth gateway or the Pass software, you accept them. If you do not accept them, do not use those parts.

In force from 8 Nov 2026. How we handle personal data is on the Privacy page.

Beta service

Lanes, Scan, Plates and Status are read-only pages built from public data. Booth is a gateway merchants can put in front of an API. Pass is software that runs on your own computer. The what's live table in the docs says which parts are live and which are beta.

Everything is provided as is. Parts can change, break or go offline without notice, and the Status page is a measurement, not a promise of uptime. We have no service level agreement.

Payments

A toll is a transfer of USDG on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), signed by the payer and submitted by a third-party facilitator (Elsa or Ultravioleta DAO). On-chain transfers cannot be reversed, by us or by anyone else.

Booth settles only after the merchant's API answers with a success status. In some cases the outcome cannot be confirmed, for example when a facilitator does not return a transaction. The receipt page then says "Outcome unknown", and the payer's wallet is the source of truth.

Tolls go straight to the merchant's wallet. TOLLA does not hold, custody or transmit funds, and does not take a fee on tolls during the beta. If that changes, we will say so on this site before it takes effect.

Merchants

If you open a booth, you are responsible for the API behind it, for what it returns, and for following the laws that apply to you and to the people who call it. You set the price, between $0.001 and $10 per call.

Do not use Booth for anything illegal, for malware, for content that harms others, or to reach private networks or internal services. We can pause or remove a booth if it is abused or puts others at risk. Receipts for paid attempts stay public.

Booth passes your API the payer's wallet address and a receipt id in request headers. It does not log request or response bodies.

Pass and keys

Pass runs on your computer and keeps an encrypted signing key there. We never receive your key, and we cannot recover it. If you lose it or share it, the funds in that wallet can be lost.

Spend caps reduce how much a bug or a bad prompt can cost you, but they do not remove the risk. Fund a Pass wallet only with an amount you can afford to lose, and start small.

Third-party data

Lanes and Scan show data from the public x402 index. Plates shows data from the ERC-8004 registries on Robinhood Chain and from the cards agents publish. We do not verify any of it, and showing something is not an endorsement. Agent names, descriptions and pictures are whatever the agent's owner published.

A "Probe" sends one unpaid request to a public API to see how it answers. Flags such as "few wallets" are descriptive, not accusations.

No advice, no offer

Nothing on this site is investment, legal or tax advice, and nothing is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any asset. If a TOLLA token ever exists, its contract address will be published on the home page and by @useTOLLA at the same time. Treat any other address, account or link that claims to be ours as not ours.

Liability

To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses that come from payments, from downtime, from errors in third-party data, from facilitators, RPC providers or merchants, or from lost keys. You use TOLLA at your own risk.

Changes and contact

We will update this page when the service changes, and the date at the top will change with it. Using TOLLA after an update means you accept the new version.

Questions and abuse reports: message @useTOLLA on X.