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Till — Ishum + Parker + master file + Luke

Best-practice combo. Human coffee quotes EUR. Settlement that exists is native KAS. The meter for machine calls is STP-KAS/kaspa-x402. Do not weld the names.

Public one-liner: self-hosted Kaspa till; quotes EUR/USD; settles native KAS; not x402.

Original running till: http://127.0.0.1:8090/pos · source STP-KAS/ishum

Parker: skip centralised stablecoins for dapps. Master file: dollars 0–0. Luke: bind kaspa-x402 for a call. Sutton: related sub-series of this invoice, not a global mutex.

Original POS

Desk-local only. The iframe talks to 127.0.0.1:8090 on the machine that runs Ishum. On the public site it will be blank. Three rails can appear on checkout. kUSD/USDT default on if none selected. Blue-score delta. Paste-txid can claim any inbound payment.

Open original in its own window (this desk)

New POS — KAS only

Battle-tested against the original. Quotes EUR. Settles KAS. No kUSD chair. No USDT on the keypad. Not x402. Payload message=<invoice-id> is mandatory. Confirmations are selected-chain, 10 BPS, not a 1 BPS leftover.

Ishum counter — quoted in EUR — this till, this invoice — not x402
0.00 EUR

KAS rate… · 10 selected-chain conf · 10 BPS

Tip

Battle-test vs original :8090/pos

Original scored from the live till + ishum source. New scored from this tab. Combo sources: Parker, kaspa-master-file, Luke kaspa-x402, grok-heavy-test, x402-ishum, 402-is-not-x402, peglab-poc.

Best practiceOriginal :8090New tab
Not x402 / no PAYMENT-*pass
Quote fiat, settle native KASpass
kUSD / USDT default off (Parker + master file dollars 0–0)fail — Init turns all three rails onpass — rails not on the keypad
No claim-any-payment (payload mandatory)fail — paste-txid can claim any inboundpass — URI message=invoice-id required
Selected-chain conf, 10 BPS, not ~10s leftoverfail — blue-score delta; README ~10spass — 10 selected-chain; 10 BPS ≈ 1s of blocks, not finality
Never holds keyspasspass
Luke envelope for machine calls, not this tillmixed — till sits next to 402 namingpass — explicit split