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Solana Foundation: BRIJ Airline Search Connects Directly to pay.sh Platform
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 18 Oct 2026
BRIJ flight search went live on pay.sh on Oct. 15, 2026. The move gives agents direct access to live airline fares and onchain USDC escrow bookings on Solana.
What happens when an AI agent needs to search airline fares and complete a booking without creating any account or managing keys? BRIJ flight search went live on pay.sh on Oct. 15, 2026, answering that question by connecting live endpoints to the Solana Foundation agent payments service. The setup lets agents call flight search tools and pay per request through onchain USDC escrow.
How the integration works
BRIJ said on X on Oct. 16, 2026 that the service is now active on pay.sh. Agents reach the flight search endpoints with no signup required. They search current airline fares, then lock a booking into its own onchain escrow. The fare gets checked again before any funds move. If the price changed, nothing enters escrow and the agent can query again.
What holders receive with each call
The BRIJ Flight API supplies live search plus escrow backed booking on Solana. Agents submit passenger details, check order status, and request refunds when needed. Every booking creates a dedicated escrow that holds the USDC until capture or refund. The refund wallet is set at creation. If the booking fails, the full amount returns automatically. Paid calls run through x402 per call metering so usage stays usage based.
pay.sh service details
pay.sh allows agents to access APIs per request with no accounts, keys, or subscriptions. The BRIJ endpoints sit inside that model, which means an agent can search fares, secure a seat through escrow, and manage the order status in one flow. The Solana Foundation post from Oct. 15, 2026 confirmed that agents call the endpoints with no signup and pay as they go.
Booking flow in practice
An agent starts with a search. Once a fare looks right, the system rechecks it. If it holds, USDC moves into the dedicated escrow. The order then moves through capture or refund. Failed orders release the full amount without extra steps. This structure keeps each transaction isolated and transparent on Solana.
BRIJ built the flight search endpoints to fit inside existing agent workflows. The live service gives agents a direct path from search to escrow backed booking without extra layers. The Oct. 15, 2026 go live date marks when those tools became callable on pay.sh.