Wallet operations
Agent Wallets
Give each agent a wallet or card surface that can be governed by policy, monitored by finance, and connected to the payment workflows it owns.
Scope
Per agent or workspace
Rails
Stablecoins and virtual cards
Controls
Limits, assignment, freeze
Capabilities
Wallet surfaces for accountable agent spend
Give every agent a governed payment identity that carries limits, ownership, and operational state.
Wallet assignment
Attach wallets to specific agents, teams, or environments so spend ownership stays clear.
Rail-aware limits
Apply controls consistently across stablecoin transfers, card approvals, and hosted payment flows.
Operational status
Track readiness, balances, frozen state, and linked payment activity from the same workspace.
Environment separation
Keep sandbox testing distinct from production spend while using the same policy model.
Workflow
How governed wallets enter the payment flow
Wallets give each agent a controlled way to request, execute, and monitor payments without losing policy context.
Step 1
Register the agent
Create the agent identity and attach the wallet or card surface it can use for payments.
Step 2
Assign policies
Attach spend, counterparty, and workflow controls before the agent can transact.
Step 3
Monitor activity
Watch balances, payment attempts, approvals, and exceptions as the agent starts spending.
Visibility
Wallet activity with agent context attached
Teams can track balances, payment attempts, freezes, and exceptions by the agent or workspace responsible for the spend.
Outcomes
What changes when every agent pays from a controlled wallet
Every payment has an accountable agent and wallet context.
Teams can test new agents without mixing sandbox and production spend.
Wallet freezes and limits become operational controls, not emergency scripts.
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