AI agent payment gateway

Your AI agents pay for what they need. You set the limits they can’t cross.

An AI agent that can spend money is useful. An agent that can spend without limits is a liability. The Agent Payment Gateway is the control layer in between, the same way you’d give an employee a company card with a spending policy attached, not an open account.

Limits your agent cannot exceed

Set a maximum for any single payment and a ceiling for each day. These aren’t alerts after the fact. A payment that would breach either limit is refused before it happens.

Only the recipients you approve

Restrict which payees an agent is allowed to pay at all. Anything outside your approved list is declined, whether the agent got there by error, by a bug, or because it was manipulated into trying.

Human sign-off where you want it

Choose the amount above which a person has to approve. Routine spending stays automatic; anything material comes to you first.

The rules are recorded with every payment

The policy in force is captured on each transaction as it happens. Change your limits next quarter and last quarter’s payments still show exactly the rules they were approved under. When a payment is questioned months later, the answer is on the record rather than reconstructed.

Buy real services without handing out credentials

Your agents get pay-per-call access to third-party data and research services without you distributing API keys or putting a company card on file. Pay per query, with no subscription and no shared secrets sitting inside an agent.

Checks run before money moves

Policy and compliance checks complete before a payment proceeds. If a check can’t complete, the payment doesn’t happen. Nothing is approved on the assumption it will pass.

At a glance: Per-payment and daily limits · Approved-recipient lists · Human approval thresholds · Policy recorded per transaction · Pay-per-call service access · Checks before money moves

This is the control layer that runs before a payment. For what happens once money moves, see Settlement & Verification.