The AgentWallet Blog
Field notes on agentic commerce — agent payments protocols, virtual cards for AI agents, and the money layer for autonomous software.
AgentWallet + Robinhood's Agentic Accounts: Keeping Trading Agents in Bounds
Robinhood is opening to AI agents that can research, trade, and manage a portfolio. Here is how AgentWallet gives that agent a bounded wallet, spend policy, and human approvals.
Foreign Exchange for AI Agent Payouts, Explained
When an AgentWallet payout crosses currencies, conversion is applied just before the payout is sent. Here is why last-moment FX keeps agent payouts predictable.
Human-in-the-Loop Approvals for AI Agent Payments
AgentWallet keeps a person in the loop: an agent can request approval, a human reviews it, and only that approve click moves money server-side. Here is the flow.
Give Every AI Agent an Email Inbox and Signed Webhooks
Each AgentWallet agent gets a dedicated AgentMail inbox and can send signed outbound webhooks, while inbound webhooks are HMAC-verified. Here is how comms work.
Letting AI Agents Shop Online Safely with a Controlled Browser
AgentWallet lets agents complete real online checkouts through a controlled browser with domain allow-listing and an authorize-at-ceiling, capture-at-actual model.
How AgentWallet Implements AP2 Mandate Chains with did:web
AgentWallet supports Google's Agent Payments Protocol on the buyer side, building AP2 mandate chains and resolving signing keys via did:web. Here is what that means.
How AI Agents Send Money: Payout Rails and Corridors
AgentWallet lets agents send payouts across many rails, always within the set the owner approved, with fields and corridors discovered per country and currency.
Wallet vs Card Balance: AgentWallet's Two-Bucket Money Model
In AgentWallet, card purchases draw from a card's own bank-held balance while payout rails draw from the wallet. Here is why the two buckets stay separate.
Reloadable Virtual Cards for AI Agents, Explained
AgentWallet issues reloadable virtual cards for AI agents with issuer-enforced controls and PAN and CVV tokenized through a VGS vault. Here is how they work.
Setting Spending Limits and Approvals for AI Agents
Learn how AgentWallet combines hard per-transaction, daily, and monthly limits with a human-in-the-loop approval policy to keep AI agent spending safe.
How AI Agents Authenticate: MCP, Access Keys, and agent.passport
AgentWallet agents connect over MCP, authenticate with a scoped Personal Access Key, and fetch a one-shot identity card via the agent.passport tool.
The 4-Layer Policy Cascade That Bounds AI Agent Spending
AgentWallet enforces spending controls that cascade from account to principal to agent, where each level can only tighten the one above it. Here is how.
What Is AgentWallet? A Financial Identity Layer for AI Agents
AgentWallet gives AI agents a financial identity plus the spending and payout controls to transact safely on a person's behalf. Here is how it works.