AgentPay is an interactive Web3 product concept exploring how autonomous AI agents could operate with bounded financial authority to discover services, execute tasks, manage budgets, use escrow, and settle payments.
The current release is a fully interactive demo/simulation designed to demonstrate the product experience and protocol concept.
Demo / Simulation — no real funds are moved.
The current demo simulates wallets, balances, agent permissions, budgets, escrow, transactions, and settlement. It does not connect to real user wallets or execute real Ethereum transactions.
As autonomous agents become capable of performing increasingly complex tasks, they also need a way to interact with financial systems.
An agent might need to:
- purchase an API call
- pay for a dataset
- hire another service
- purchase compute
- pay another agent
- complete a task using a predefined budget
- receive or release escrowed funds
Traditional payment systems are not designed around autonomous software agents.
AgentPay explores a different model:
Give agents financial capability — without giving them unrestricted financial control.
The user remains the owner of the funds while agents operate within explicitly defined financial boundaries.
AgentPay is designed around the idea of bounded financial autonomy.
Instead of giving an autonomous agent unrestricted access to a wallet:
USER
│
│ defines authorization
▼
AGENT
│
│ operates within limits
▼
TASK
│
│ bounded budget
▼
ESCROW
│
│ controlled settlement
▼
RECIPIENT