On September 30, Kimi made another significant move in the overseas market as the American AI infrastructure company Baseten announced that enterprise users can utilize Kimi K3 within OpenAI's programming tool Codex. The associated usage fees will be directly charged against the enterprise's existing OpenAI procurement commitment, eliminating the need for a new vendor procurement process. This signifies Kimi K3's entry into the mainstream payment settlement channel for OpenAI's corporate clients and marks the first time a Chinese open-source model has entered this corporate procurement system.