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AI agents that transact — with cryptographic proof of every authorization

Agent Command issues policy-bound credentials to AI agents handling procurement, payroll, and payments. Approved vendors, spend limits, and category rules are enforced at the credential layer and logged in a tamper-proof ledger.

The problem

AI agents are being handed purchasing power without purchasing controls

Enterprise AI agents are executing procurement workflows with real financial exposure. The controls governing those actions live in application-layer policy: configuration files and prompts that can be overridden, misread, or bypassed.

Prompt instructions are not spend controls

An AI agent told to stay within budget is operating on a suggestion, not a constraint. There is no infrastructure-level enforcement of spend limits in current enterprise AI deployments. The risk is financial, scaling directly with the agent's capability.

Finance teams have no visibility into what agents are spending

AI-initiated procurement creates transactions that may not appear in approval workflows or purchase orders. By the time finance identifies an unauthorized payment, it has already cleared.

Audit trails for AI-initiated transactions are reconstructed, not cryptographic

When an auditor asks what an AI agent purchased, on whose authority, and under what mandate, the answer is assembled from logs and inferences. That is not the same as a cryptographic record that proves it.

The solution

Every agent transaction authorized, bounded, and auditable

Spend limits enforced at the credential layer, not application policy

Every AI agent receives a Smart VC encoding its spending authority: maximum transaction size, approved vendors, spend categories, and time window. Actions outside those bounds fail before they reach the payment system.

Approved vendor enforcement before the transaction clears

Smart VCs encode the approved counterparty list for each agent. An agent cannot transact with a vendor not included in its credential. The restriction is cryptographic and cannot be overridden at the application layer.

A tamper-proof record of every authorized payment

Every procurement action, invoice approval, and payment instruction is logged in Agent Command's Merkle-tree ledger. Finance teams and auditors receive a cryptographically verifiable record rather than a reconstructed payment log.

Revoke spending authority instantly when a project or relationship ends

Agent credentials can be revoked immediately. When a contract ends, a vendor relationship changes, or an incident occurs, the agent's next attempted action fails at the credential layer without an application update or manual intervention.

Features

The tools that power agentic payments

Agent Command issues procurement mandates; the Agent Developer Kit enforces them before any transaction reaches a payment system.

Agents receive cryptographic purchasing authority, scoped and bounded

Agent Command issues Smart VCs that encode an agent's procurement authority: approved vendors, spend limits, category rules, and expiry. The agent carries proof of what it was authorized to purchase at the moment of every transaction.

Built for enterprise financial governance

Cryptographic controls for AI-driven procurement

Smart Verifiable Credentials for payment authorization

Procurement authority is encoded in W3C Verifiable Credentials extended with programmable policy rules. Spend limits and vendor restrictions are cryptographic constraints that cannot be overridden at the application layer.

Merkle-tree audit integrity

Every agent-initiated payment is logged in a Merkle-tree structure anchored to the T3 Network. The audit ledger is tamper-evident: modifying any entry invalidates all subsequent records.

Quantum-resistant agent credentials

Smart VCs are signed using FIPS 204 post-quantum cryptography. Procurement authority records and audit trails remain cryptographically valid against future threats.

For developers

Build policy-bound procurement agents with the Agent Developer Kit

Agent Command and the Agent Developer Kit expose APIs for mandate issuance, policy enforcement, and audit log access.

Security & compliance

Built for institutions that operate across regulated jurisdictions

We take security seriously and have implemented robust measures to protect your data.

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Spend limits are encoded in the agent's Smart VC as a cryptographic constraint. The Agent Developer Kit checks the constraint before every transaction instruction. Instructions that exceed the limit are rejected at the credential layer and cannot be overridden at the application layer.
Agent Command integrates via standard REST APIs and is compatible with major payment rails, ERP systems, and procurement platforms. The credential layer sits above the payment infrastructure and does not require replacing existing payment systems.
Every agent action is logged in Agent Command's Merkle-tree ledger with the authorizing credential, the action taken, and the timestamp. Finance teams access the ledger through Agent Command's dashboard or API. Entries are cryptographically linked: tampering with any record invalidates subsequent entries.
Yes. Each agent receives its own Smart VC scoped to its specific mandate — different spend limits, approved vendors, and category rules per agent, per project, or per time window. Authority is revocable and updatable without modifying application code.
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AI agents that spend within their mandate — and prove it

Talk to our team about cryptographic procurement controls for your finance and operations stack.