ampersend (@ampersend_ai) — Twitter Score 13 out of 1000
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13Ranked #74,511 of 493,668 crypto accounts tracked by TwitterScore.io
Jeremy Allaire
MoonPay 🟣
Cuy Sheffield
Mark Beylin
Max Segall
Sid Coelho-Prabhu | sidcoin.eth 🛡️
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About ampersend's Twitter Score
Ampersend is a control and management platform for autonomous-agent payments and operations, founded by Edge & Node. Ampersend's Twitter Score is 13 out of 1000 as of October 2026, ranking #74,511 among 493,668 tracked accounts.
Ampersend offers a suite of tools covering agent-wallet creation, payment tracking, automated funding, spend controls, compliance enforcement, and transaction dashboards. The platform is built around Coinbase's x402 payment protocol, Google's A2A framework, and the Model Context Protocol, positioning it as infrastructure for agent-to-agent economic activity. A public demonstration showed Ampersend settling an x402 payment onchain using USDC on Base with a Coinbase facilitator.
Ampersend has embedded TRM Labs blockchain intelligence to screen agent transactions in real time, enabling the platform to identify and block sanctioned or high-risk counterparties before payments settle. This compliance layer is central to Ampersend's pitch as a trust and control layer for autonomous-agent economies. Ampersend has 1,514 followers as of October 2026 and has published 739 posts. The account has been mentioned by 15 accounts, with 72 total mentions.
Who follows Ampersend on X?
The accounts that follow Ampersend include 65 founders, 12 angel investors and 19 influencers. Among them are Jeremy Allaire, MoonPay, Cuy Sheffield, Mark Beylin, Max Segall and Sid Coelho-Prabhu.
