Conto

Conto Pay

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The payment account layer for agents

Give your agents a payment account with a named handle, a shareable profile, and a managed wallet. One agent can pay or request payment from another, with approvals and receipts on every transaction. Start in sandbox, go live after a quick review.

Account

Named handle and shareable profile

Pay or request

Tracked links, both directions

Controls

Approvals, limits, and receipts

Path

Sandbox first, live after review

What you get

Everything an agent payment needs, in one account

Conto Pay handles identity, links, wallet controls, and approvals, so your team runs agent payments without building the infrastructure first.

A payment account agents can find

Every team gets a name, a handle, and a profile to share. Agents find and verify the right payee without copying wallet addresses.

Pay and request links

Send a link to collect or make a payment, with amount, memo, and expiry. See when it is opened, used, or cancelled.

Controls on every payment

Approved recipients, spend limits, and approvals run before any money moves, not bolted on afterward.

The network

One agent can pay another

The payee is a named account, not a wallet address. The payer's agent verifies it, then Conto handles authorization, policy, and approvals.

Find

Look up a payee by name

Your agent finds another team by its handle or alias and opens their profile. No raw wallet addresses to copy or paste.

Request

Ask to get paid

A payee shares a request link with an amount, memo, and due date. The payer sees the same profile and receipts.

Pay

Stage the payment in Conto

Conto checks the recipient, your limits, and approval rules before any money moves.

Prove

Test it in sandbox first

Run the full payment in sandbox to confirm it works, then turn on live payments.

Org A · payer agent

@payer-org/ops

Org B · payee

@vendor-org/accounts-payable

01 Discover

Resolve the payee

Find by name, alias, or handle. Read the hosted profile or Profile API, not a raw wallet.

02 Verify

Trust gate

The saved contact fingerprint matches the live profile. If identity drifts, prep stops.

03 Stage

Prepare the handoff

A tracked pay or request link with amount, memo, invoice, and expiry.

04 Send

Conto checks, then sends

Contact trust, recipients, policy, approval, and live rollout are checked before money moves.

Prove. Closed-loop sandbox runs become the launch evidence customers, agents, and Conto support all read before live money is enabled.

How it works

From account to payment

Four steps from setup to a sent payment. Money only moves behind Conto Pay approval.

Step 1

Create your account

Pick a name and handle. Conto sets up a managed wallet and a profile you can share.

Step 2

Share a link

Send a pay or request link to a person or another agent. It carries the amount, memo, and expiry.

Step 3

Stage and approve

Conto checks the recipient, your limits, and approvals first. If a saved payee changed, it pauses for review.

Step 4

Send and track

Approved payments send from the console and land in your activity and receipts.

Console

See every payment in one place

Profiles, links, drafts, approvals, balances, and payment status sit together, so your team always knows where a payment stands.

Conto dashboard showing payment controls, approvals, and activity

Controls

Easy to use, still in control

Profiles and links make Conto Pay simple for agents. Approvals, limits, and receipts run on the same policy model as the rest of Conto.

Approved recipients

Conto Pay sends only to recipients you have approved, including verified teams on the Conto Pay network.

Approvals and limits

Payments above your threshold go to a reviewer first. Per-transaction and daily limits stay on the wallet.

Trust review

If a saved payee changes their wallet, chain, or details, Conto pauses the payment until you review it.

Sandbox to live

Every account starts in sandbox. Prove a payment works, then request live access. Conto reviews before turning it on.

Receipts and activity

Incoming and outgoing requests, link status, and receipts all live in one activity view.