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B.AI Platform Launches Groundbreaking “Custom Service Provider” Feature, Ushering in a New Era of Flexible Large Model API Customization
The B.AI platform has officially launched its “Self-Selected Service Provider” feature, marking a new era of high-flexibility customization for large-model API calls. This innovative feature introduces a dual-track mechanism: “BAI Official Mode” and “Self-Selected Service Provider Mode.” The former connects directly to the original vendor’s API, delivering maximum stability and high-concurrency support for core production environments; the latter targets testing and cost-sensitive scenarios, offering transparent, pay-as-you-go pricing discounts as low as 20% off list rates. To further help developers and enterprises reduce costs and improve efficiency, the platform simultaneously offers up to a 1:1 top-up bonus on top of the already ultra-low self-selected service provider discounts—enabling users to precisely control usage costs through compounded savings and accelerating AI innovation deployment. Users can now visit the B.AI platform to create their own customized API keys and experience this new service.
B.AI Releases Mid-April Weekly Report
According to its official X (Twitter) account, B.AI has released its latest weekly report, revealing several key developments in developer ecosystem growth and financial infrastructure building. On the product front, B.AI has officially launched the OpenClaw auto-configuration script, introduced the open-source AI coding assistant BAI Code, and completed Stripe integration—strengthening payment capabilities and development experience across the ecosystem. Regarding wallet support, multi-chain integration with KuCoin Web3 and Trust Wallet has been added. With user count surpassing 1 million, B.AI is continuously expanding its developer toolchain and financial connectivity for autonomous agents through deep partnerships with platforms such as KuCoin and Symbiosis, aiming to establish itself as a core AI infrastructure for the digital economy era.
South Korea’s Board of Audit and Inspection recommends including digital assets in the assessment of basic pension assets.
According to Digital Asset, South Korea’s Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) released a report on April 13 recommending that the Ministry of Health and Welfare amend relevant laws to include overseas financial assets with economic value—and digital assets (virtual assets)—in the asset assessment for basic pension eligibility. The BAI pointed out that digital assets are currently excluded from asset evaluations, potentially allowing high-income individuals holding substantial digital assets to still qualify for basic pensions. The report recommends that digital assets be explicitly included in applicants’ income and asset declaration forms, and that information-sharing mechanisms with relevant agencies be strengthened to improve data collection. The Ministry of Health and Welfare endorsed the recommendation, emphasizing the need to enhance oversight to ensure fairness in basic pension disbursements and prevent fiscal resource leakage.
Justin Sun to Attend B.AI Space Live Stream, Unveiling the Underlying Logic of the AGI Economic Engine
B.AI, the foundational financial infrastructure for the AI Agent era, officially launches today to provide core support for autonomous economic activities of AI agents. At 21:00 Beijing Time on April 9, B.AI will host an English-language live-stream event on X Space. Justin Sun will join industry experts and community representatives to explore the underlying economic engine logic designed for AGI. This event is co-organized by @trondao and @DCBK2LA. To enter the draw for a 10 USDT reward, participants must follow @BAI_AGI, retweet the event post, and tag three friends.
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B.AI Platform Launches Groundbreaking “Custom Service Provider” Feature, Ushering in a New Era of Flexible Large Model API Customization
The B.AI platform has officially launched its “Self-Selected Service Provider” feature, marking a new era of high-flexibility customization for large-model API calls. This innovative feature introduces a dual-track mechanism: “BAI Official Mode” and “Self-Selected Service Provider Mode.” The former connects directly to the original vendor’s API, delivering maximum stability and high-concurrency support for core production environments; the latter targets testing and cost-sensitive scenarios, offering transparent, pay-as-you-go pricing discounts as low as 20% off list rates. To further help developers and enterprises reduce costs and improve efficiency, the platform simultaneously offers up to a 1:1 top-up bonus on top of the already ultra-low self-selected service provider discounts—enabling users to precisely control usage costs through compounded savings and accelerating AI innovation deployment. Users can now visit the B.AI platform to create their own customized API keys and experience this new service.
B.AI’s user growth is robust, and DeepSeek-V4 has become the primary execution engine.
BAI Platform released its user data for May 11, reporting 8,756 new users that day. While maintaining robust growth, the proportion of Stripe payments among core paying users has risen to 69.0%, reflecting steadily improving retention rates among traditional developers and production-grade users. In terms of business composition, the DeepSeek-V4 series—leveraging exceptional cost efficiency—accounted for nearly 60% of total token consumption. With ultra-low latency, high concurrency, and high throughput capabilities, this model series is becoming an indispensable core execution engine in the AI Agent era. B.AI Platform will continue delivering efficient, cost-effective model services to developers, accelerating the deployment of more AI-native applications.
The proportion of B.AI developers and paying users both rose, with API integration becoming the primary mode of interaction.
BAI Platform released its user data for May 8. API route calls now account for 90.6% of total platform interactions, while the proportion of paying users has reached 95.1%, clearly indicating that developers and high-frequency production users have become the core driving force behind the platform. In terms of model selection, the Claude series—accounting for 35.6% of all API calls—remains the top choice for complex reasoning and long-context tasks; meanwhile, DeepSeek-V4-Flash and GPT-5.5 are demonstrating strong growth momentum in high-concurrency, low-latency scenarios. As API calls become the dominant mode of platform interaction, the application-layer ecosystem is exploding at an unprecedented pace. Underlying infrastructure is no longer merely a technical conduit—it has evolved into core infrastructure enabling developers to build custom Agents and seize the next-generation AI application entry point. From chat interfaces to digital engines, B.AI is redefining the foundational productivity layer of the AI-native era.
B.AI Releases Mid-April Weekly Report
According to its official X (Twitter) account, B.AI has released its latest weekly report, revealing several key developments in developer ecosystem growth and financial infrastructure building. On the product front, B.AI has officially launched the OpenClaw auto-configuration script, introduced the open-source AI coding assistant BAI Code, and completed Stripe integration—strengthening payment capabilities and development experience across the ecosystem. Regarding wallet support, multi-chain integration with KuCoin Web3 and Trust Wallet has been added. With user count surpassing 1 million, B.AI is continuously expanding its developer toolchain and financial connectivity for autonomous agents through deep partnerships with platforms such as KuCoin and Symbiosis, aiming to establish itself as a core AI infrastructure for the digital economy era.
South Korea’s Board of Audit and Inspection recommends including digital assets in the assessment of basic pension assets.
According to Digital Asset, South Korea’s Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) released a report on April 13 recommending that the Ministry of Health and Welfare amend relevant laws to include overseas financial assets with economic value—and digital assets (virtual assets)—in the asset assessment for basic pension eligibility. The BAI pointed out that digital assets are currently excluded from asset evaluations, potentially allowing high-income individuals holding substantial digital assets to still qualify for basic pensions. The report recommends that digital assets be explicitly included in applicants’ income and asset declaration forms, and that information-sharing mechanisms with relevant agencies be strengthened to improve data collection. The Ministry of Health and Welfare endorsed the recommendation, emphasizing the need to enhance oversight to ensure fairness in basic pension disbursements and prevent fiscal resource leakage.
Justin Sun to Attend B.AI Space Live Stream, Unveiling the Underlying Logic of the AGI Economic Engine
B.AI, the foundational financial infrastructure for the AI Agent era, officially launches today to provide core support for autonomous economic activities of AI agents. At 21:00 Beijing Time on April 9, B.AI will host an English-language live-stream event on X Space. Justin Sun will join industry experts and community representatives to explore the underlying economic engine logic designed for AGI. This event is co-organized by @trondao and @DCBK2LA. To enter the draw for a 10 USDT reward, participants must follow @BAI_AGI, retweet the event post, and tag three friends.