Conto Monthly Update
A roundup of what shipped at Conto this month: a refreshed brand, the Enchant beta, Stripe Sessions, and improvements across policy, identity, wallets, billing, and developer docs.
We've shipped a lot of internal, partner, as well as customer-facing work across Conto this month! Here's what's now live across the product, the public site, and our developer surfaces including an exciting new product - Enchant
A refreshed Conto brand across the site and product
It was time for a change. Conto's branding got an overhaul on both the public site and inside the product. Goodbye vibe-code purple. We rolled the new brand system across marketing and dashboard surfaces and introduced a new, modernized logo.
Enchant beta is live
We launched Enchant in beta, a consumer product built on top of Conto's spend management platform.
Enchant is a simpler way to use top APIs and AI models through micropayments. Rather than committing to a big subscription or wiring up payment flows by hand, you can pay for services in small increments through agentic payments (x402 and MPP). Access top APIs like Fal, Suno, Browserbase, Parallel, Exa, and more without needing to deal with the complexity of setting up wallets and agents. It also shows Conto in action. The same payment infrastructure that powers internal spend controls and operator workflows can just as easily power a direct end-user experience.
Try it today at askenchant.com. New users get 3 free prompts, a $0.25 credit for creating an account, and referral credits on top of that.
Stripe Sessions and the agentic payments community
We hosted a happy hour during Stripe Sessions and spent time with our earliest supporters, fellow founders, and operators building in agentic payments and commerce.
It was great to meet influential builders and leaders in person and have in-depth conversations on the future of the space. Stripe Sessions was a good reminder of how much energy is going into making agent-driven payments and commerce real. Check out our recap here.
Better policy, trust, and identity tools inside the product
Operators now get more context when deciding how agents and counterparties should be allowed to spend.
We added trust score explainability for counterparties: weighted score breakdowns, the signals pushing a score up or down, recommended next actions, and the next milestone needed to improve trust. There's also a richer Policy Template Library, so teams can start from use-case-driven templates instead of building every control from scratch.
Agent identity is much more explicit now too. Identity fields flow through more of the app and SDK, and the dashboard has a dedicated identity surface, review workflows, and bulk remediation tools so teams can clean up ownership and identity issues without grinding through records one at a time. We also tightened the surrounding operator flows, including organization switching, upgrade paths, and team management controls.
Smoother wallet, billing, and payment operations
Wallet workflows are now more practical for teams operating across multiple custody models and chains.
Conto supports attaching existing Privy-backed wallets, registering external wallets more directly, and handling balances more consistently across external wallets and Tempo. We also cleaned up the surrounding behavior: clearer custody guidance, safer delete behavior when history exists, and more reliable balance refresh.
Conto Pay, our hosted agentic payments solution, also got more dependable. We hardened the payment flow with stronger validation, typed errors, and safer concurrent updates, and expanded the chat-driven controls so teams can fund wallets, inspect payments, and manage policies right from the assistant.
On billing, teams get better plan controls and more consistent handling of Enterprise limits across the dashboard and enforcement flows. Upgrades, downgrades, and unlimited-plan behavior are all more predictable day to day.
Better developer onboarding and public docs
Conto is easier to discover and integrate from the outside.
The new public Build hub pulls together the SDK, MCP, CLI, OpenAPI, llms.txt, and skills in one place. We also published machine-readable discovery surfaces, including /.well-known/agent.json and a stable skills manifest, so agents and developer tooling have a clearer starting point.
We expanded the docs too: a Conto Hybrid Integration guide, clearer wallet custody guidance, better customer-facing SDK docs, and a more explicit explanation of when to use organization API keys versus agent SDK keys. We also tightened the developer and dashboard copy around those flows so teams are less likely to pick the wrong credential path.
The thread through all of it: make Conto easier to understand, evaluate, and integrate.