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Head-to-head

Skyfire vs PayOS

In short

Skyfire combines agent identity and payment in one signed token with its own settlement. On Visa IC the matrix reads Skyfire announced and PayOS no statement found. For a head of ecommerce engineering: PayOS tokens look like cards at your checkout; Skyfire needs integration.

The sourced difference

Skyfire combines agent identity and payment in one signed token with its own settlement. PayOS issues network agent tokens with spend limits by merchant, amount and time, priced in prepaid credits (about 1 cent per token), and went fully self-serve on 30 Sep 2026. docs.skyfire.xyz, read 4 Nov 2026.

Verdicts by reader type

Head of ecommerce engineering
PayOS tokens look like cards at your checkout; Skyfire needs integration.
Payments lead
PayOS publishes prices; Skyfire does not.

Side by side

MeasureSkyfirePayOS
KindProcessorProcessor
OperatorSkyfire SystemsPayOS
Homepageskyfire.xyzpayos.ai
Matrix cells with a stated status0 live, 0 pilot, 3 announced0 live, 0 pilot, 2 announced
Published pricingNo pricing statement on filePay as you go in prepaid credits (1 credit about 1 US cent). PayOS Agent Tokens listed at 1 credit; add-ons extra; volume pricing on request.
A limit worth knowingNo published per-transaction fee found in docs or on the site.Not a merchant acquirer in the PayOS materials read; it issues agent credentials and data.

Protocol by protocol: where the statuses differ

1 of 12 protocols read differently for Skyfire and PayOS on 4 Nov 2026.

ProtocolSkyfirePayOS
Visa ICannouncedno statement found
1 differences

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Sources

  1. docs.skyfire.xyz/docs/payments-settlement.md, read 4 Nov 2026
  2. skyfire.xyz, read 4 Nov 2026
  3. payos.ai, read 4 Nov 2026
  4. docs.skyfire.xyz/llms.txt, read 4 Nov 2026
  5. payos.ai/agentic-tokens, read 4 Nov 2026

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