PANews reported on May 6th that, according to Decrypt, the Solana Foundation has partnered with Google Cloud to launch the Pay.sh service, allowing AI agents to use stablecoins on Solana to pay for Google Cloud and community API access fees on demand, without the need for traditional accounts or subscriptions. The service connects the agent to backend services through an API agent running on the Google Cloud platform, using the x402 protocol, an open AI payment standard incubated by Coinbase and now managed by the Linux Foundation, while also supporting machine payment protocols developed by Tempo and Stripe. The agent only needs to pay a few cents per API call, supporting services such as Google Cloud, Gemini, Anthropic Claude Code, and OpenAI Codex, as well as blockchain infrastructure and data services like Helius, Alchemy, Dune Analytics, and Nansen. Pay.sh aims to provide enterprise developers with a new business model of programmable money that traditional payment channels cannot support.