Identity meets intent.
We’re designing Agentic Tokens to bind an agent to a customer-approved task. Each request should carry the context needed to check who is acting and whether the action is permitted.
Give agents the permission to act. We’re building Agentic Tokens that connect customer intent, agent identity and spending boundaries — so commerce can happen on your terms.
For agent platforms, merchants and payment innovators.
A purchase needs more than intent. Our Agentic Token Infrastructure connects who is acting, what they may do and when that permission ends.
We’re designing Agentic Tokens to bind an agent to a customer-approved task. Each request should carry the context needed to check who is acting and whether the action is permitted.
Define a budget, an allowed merchant or category, and an expiry. Our goal is to make those boundaries enforceable when an agent requests a purchase, with extra approval when needed.
Permission should end when the task does. We’re building toward token expiry, revocation and an action history, so customers can withdraw access and understand what an agent did.
Set the scope of an Agentic Token. See whether a purchase request fits the customer’s permission.
Interactive demo. The simulated token permits sneakers for 24 hours and is active. An Agentic Token represents delegated permission; payment processing and authorization remain separate.
We’re looking for partners shaping the next generation of buying experiences.
Explore Agentic Tokens for shopping assistants and purchasing agents, with customer consent, agent identity and clear boundaries at the center of every action.
Help define how merchants and payment providers validate Agentic Tokens, understand delegated authority and connect permitted purchases to their payment flows.
An Agentic Token is a proposed digital representation of delegated authority: a link between a customer, an agent and an approved task. It is designed to carry scope such as spending limits, permitted merchants or categories, and an expiry.
An Agent needs a clear basis for acting on someone’s behalf. Agentic Tokens are intended to make that permission explicit and checkable, so a purchase request can be evaluated against the customer’s instructions before it reaches the payment layer.
An Agentic Token defines delegated authority. A permitted action still needs an integrated payment provider to process the purchase, and applicable authentication and payment authorization still apply. The token itself does not guarantee a successful payment.
We’re developing the solution and inviting design partners to shape the first integrations. Contact us to discuss your use case, supported payment setup and technical requirements. The page and demo present our product direction; integration details will be defined with our design partners.
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