
The official docs say people pick...
When an application needs a model, B.AI puts web chat and programmatic calls on the same credit balance. On the web you pick a model and keep a multi-turn conversation. In code you point the base URL at the official gateway and send chat completions, Responses, or Messages, without opening a separate vendor account per client. Sign-in can be a wallet signature or a Google account. Top-ups can be fiat or on-chain, then credits are spent by usage. The docs say to use only the listed official entries. It fits developers who want to try a model in the browser and also call it with one key.
B.AI's LLM Service is a model chat and API product built on blockchain infrastructure. The official docs say people pick a model for multi-turn chat, or use one key against APIs compatible with OpenAI chat completions, OpenAI Responses, and Anthropic Messages. The production base is the v1 path on api.b.ai. Sign-in can be a browser wallet signature or a Google account. Use is settled from a credit balance. Top-up includes cards, WeChat Pay, Alipay, UnionPay, and the on-chain networks and tokens listed in the docs.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Pick a model in chat
In chat you can change the current model from the list and continue a multi-turn conversation with context.
One key, three protocols
The same key can call chat-completions, Responses, and Messages compatible endpoints on the official v1 gateway.
Wallet or account sign-in
You can sign in with a browser wallet signature, or with a centralized account such as Google.
Fiat and on-chain top-up
The credit balance accepts cards, WeChat Pay, Alipay, UnionPay, and the blockchain networks and tokens named in the docs.
Try a conversation in the browser
After login, pick a model in chat, send a task, follow up, and only then connect the same service to an application.
One key for three clients
An existing chat-completions, Responses, or Messages client can call the service by changing the base URL and key.
Top up calls with on-chain assets
A developer signs in with a wallet, tops up credits on a network and token listed at that moment, then spends them by usage.
The production base in the docs is the v1 path on api.b.ai. The same key picks the chat-completions, Responses, or Messages endpoint. Web trials use the chat entries listed in the docs, not an arbitrary link from search. After login you select a model, and credits are deducted from the account balance.
Yes. The docs split sign-in into a wallet signature and a centralized account, with Google as the example. Without a browser wallet, an account login still opens chat. On-chain top-up needs a compatible wallet and should happen only on addresses the docs list. Fiat top-up includes cards, WeChat Pay, Alipay, and UnionPay.
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