Boris Memory
▸ What it does
Boris Memory is a blockchain-native persistent memory service for AI agents. It stores semantic data (via embeddings), survives across agent sessions and hosts, and charges per-operation via x402 HTTP 402 payment protocol in USDC on Base. No signup or API keys required—your wallet address is your memory namespace. Supports both wallet-bound and agent-bound (ERC-8004) memory with optional shared access via EIP-712 delegation.
▸ How to use it
1. Access via MCP (Model Context Protocol) by adding to mcpServers config: {"memory": {"url": "https://mem.borisinc.com/mcp"}}. 2. Via HTTP: curl to /paid/memory/search with x402 payment challenge flow (402 response triggers USDC payment on Base, then returns results). 3. Operations: memory_write ($0.001), memory_search semantic ($0.002), memory_export ($0.01), memory_stats (free). 4. Free trial: /trial/memory/write (5 records, 24h) and /trial/memory/search. 5. Optional $2 monthly subscription for wallet-bound unlimited ops. For agent-bound memory, register via ERC-8004 and use setAgentWallet on-chain.
▸ Evidence basis
Live website and documentation show fully operational infrastructure: (1) Working MCP endpoint serving streaming HTTP; (2) Documented pricing and API endpoints with concrete curl examples; (3) Functional trial endpoints (no payment); (4) Proper ERC-8004 agent registration with published agent-registration.json metadata; (5) Cross-organizational infrastructure (runs on 'independent hardware'); (6) Trust signal: Boris Inc claims 'delivery-proven' verification on their Aegis platform (not self-reported); (7) Real integration with Base chain and x402 payment protocol; (8) Multiple namespace models (wallet, agent, shared) showing thoughtful access control; (9) Active support for both MCP and HTTP, with llms.txt documentation. The service solves a real problem (agent memory persistence across sessions) and has a coherent pay-per-call business model backed by blockchain payments. No usage stats or customer logos visible, but infrastructure maturity and operational evidence are strong.
▸ Risks
(1) Centralized infrastructure dependency—memory is not on-chain, relies on Boris Inc's 'independent hardware' uptime; (2) Cost unpredictability for high-volume agents (search at $0.002/call could accumulate); (3) Token ID 58828 is very recent (ERC-8004 spec created 2025-08-13); ecosystem maturity unproven; (4) No published SLA or data durability guarantees; (5) Reliance on x402 payment protocol adoption (not yet widely standardized); (6) Shared memory delegation (EIP-712 grants) has 90-day max TTL and relies on correct owner signature handling; (7) No audit or security disclosure visible; (8) Boris Inc is a new entity—no track record data available beyond self-description.
▸ Raw data
- Chain
- base
- Token ID
- 58828
- First seen
- 7/10/2026, 3:01:01 PM