Compliance isn’t a meme it’s distribution. @Talus_Labs teaming with Pieverse to explore an audit-ready payment layer means Talus agents could execute, pay, and leave verifiable, timestamped receipts by default. That’s the difference between “cool demo” and something a real business can onboard. Pieverse’s x402b stack was built exactly for this: gasless, agent-native payments with receipts designed for audits and reimbursement flows (BNB Chain live, expanding multi-chain). Slotting that into Nexus gives you trustless coordination + compliant money movement on the same rails. ❯ How I’d play it as a builder: ❯ wrap x402b as a Nexus Tool (budgeted, policy-gated) → compose a DAG where the agent calls “pay” and auto-emits a receipt you can surface in UX/compliance back-office. ❯ if you need truly gasless UX on BNB, keep an eye on Pieverse’s pieUSD/EIP-3009 flow they’ve been shipping this pattern for tap-to-pay style transactions. Why I like it: audits and forensics stop being a support ticket. Every agent spend is provable, every workflow is reproducible, and finance teams get line-items they can actually sign off on. If this ships cleanly across Sui + BNB, you get agent automation that doesn’t trip legal. Early, but the direction is right composable autonomy with receipts. Drop me your first Nexus→x402b prototype; I’ll try to break it