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Your AI agents
act under your rules.
ChatGPT books dinner. Claude orders groceries. Qwen books travel. Copilot manages your calendar. Each one needs your payment, your preferences, your permission. Today you give that to each separately. Tomorrow you give it once — to your wallet.
Browser extension + iOS / Android shortcuts · First 1000 users: lifetime free Plus tier
You stay in control. The agent stays in scope.
Hit Play. Watch what actually happens when Operator orders you dinner.
Three people who use it differently
All using the same wallet. Different rules.
Your AI agents will spend money. Define the rules before they do.
- By 2027, 60% of online purchases will go through AI agents. Today: 4%. The curve is steep.
- Right now, every agent has its own payment system. Operator wants your card. Claude wants your card. Qwen wants your card. They don't share. None of them respect each other's spending limits.
- The first 1000 wallet users get lifetime free Plus tier. $5/mo otherwise. We close that after 1000.
- Your data stays yours. Self-custody key option means even we can't see what you bought.
What it costs
Wallet is free for users. Merchants pay us when verified agentic transactions complete.
★ Wallet Free
All consumer features. Forever.
- Unlimited agent permissions
- Spending limits + scope rules
- Cross-platform identity
- Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari extensions
- iOS + Android shortcuts
- Self-custody key option
Wallet Plus
For power users.
- Everything in Free
- Multi-user / family wallets
- Spending insights + budget alerts
- Advanced analytics dashboard
- Priority verifier infrastructure
- API access for custom integrations
Wallet Business
Teams with corporate agentic spend.
- Everything in Plus
- Team admin + SSO (Entra, Google)
- Centralized spending controls
- Per-employee budgets
- Accounting integration (QBO, Xero)
- Audit log export
- SOC 2 compliance docs
Get the wallet before everyone else does
Beta opens Q3 2026 (~September). First 1000 users get lifetime free Plus tier as a thank-you for early feedback. Drop your email.
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Frequently asked
How is this different from Apple Pay or Google Pay?
Apple/Google Pay are tap-to-pay systems for HUMANS. Wallet is for AI AGENTS that act on your behalf. Different problem. Apple Pay needs a fingerprint per transaction; Wallet issues a 5-minute scoped passport that the agent uses for multiple transactions within your pre-set rules.
What if an AI agent goes rogue and tries to overspend?
It can't. The passport is cryptographically scoped to your max-value rule (e.g., "$50 per transaction"). The merchant's verifier checks the passport before accepting. Agent that tries to exceed gets a hard rejection at the protocol level, not "trust us we promise."
You can see what I buy?
Only if you opt in. Default: passports are signed by your key locally; we never see purchase content. Self-custody option means even we can't read transaction metadata. We make money from merchant take-rates, not your data.
What if I lose my phone?
One-click revoke from any other device. Lost device's keys are immediately invalidated. All linked agents stop being able to act. Cryptographic kill-switch, not "wait for support."
Which agents work with it day one?
Beta launches with: OpenAI Operator, Claude Computer Use, Microsoft Copilot Agents, Qwen, Google Gemini, Perplexity Comet. Plus indie agents via SDK. As new agents launch, you're automatically compatible.
What about chargebacks and disputes?
Per-transaction passport includes the agent's identity, the intent, the timestamp, your consent rules. If a charge looks wrong, the wallet auto-prepares a dispute filing with all evidence — saves you the hour of arguing with your bank.