A capable agent hits a wall the moment a task requires money. It needs to buy a gift card for a customer, top up API credits, rent GPU compute for a training run, register a domain, or grab an eSIM for a trip it is planning. Reasoning is not enough. At some point the agent has to pay.
The obvious answer, handing an agent a credit card number, is reckless. A raw card is unbounded, hard to revoke, and impossible to reason about after the fact. One prompt injection or one loop gone wrong and the blast radius is your whole balance. Cards were built for humans who pause, not for software that acts thousands of times an hour.
So we built the layer that should sit between an agent and its money: policy-gated purchasing. Every spend passes through per-agent caps and a brand allowlist, waits for human approval above a threshold, releases codes only as encrypted single-read secrets, and lands in an audit trail you can reconstruct line by line. The agent gets a wallet. You keep control.