Create your wallet

Give your AIits own card

Backed by CombinatorA card for AI agents
// Your money, your yes \\

Let your AI buy things today.

Load the balance. Let the agent shop. Tap yes. Money moves, evidence stays.

The Agentcard Wallet

One wallet. Two kinds of cards.

The agent spends from either and cannot tell the difference.

Connect
Add your card
The card in your pocket

An email code and it is in. No new account, no money to move.

The agent never touches it

The number is tokenized into our vault, and every purchase runs on a one-time stand-in.

Your points keep landing

Every purchase runs on your own card, so your miles, points, and cash back keep adding up.

$0 to connect

Connecting a card is free. You only ever pay for what the agent buys.

Issue
Create a card
Money you set aside

Load a balance and the agent spends from it, capped at what you put in. A rogue agent cannot spend money that is not there.

Fresh plastic per purchase

Every buy mints a card for that store and that amount, then it is dead.

One-time and multi-use

Single-use cards for one purchase, or multi-use cards with a cap for things like subscriptions.

Your exit is open

Withdraw what is left back to your bank whenever you like.

See the price →

Easily connect with your AI agents.

Connect Agentcard to any AI agent or MCP client in minutes.

One command. Connect your agent to Agentcard via our MCP server, Skill, or CLI.

{  "mcpServers": {    "agent-cards": {      "url": "https://mcp.agentcard.sh/mcp"    }  }}
Read the docs ↗

Agent onboarding. Are you an AI agent? Fetch this brief to set yourself up and start buying.

$ curl -s https://agentcard.sh/agent.txt
View agent.txt ↗

Dinner, groceries, rides, flights.

The card is real, so the store does not care that the shopper was an agent. Every purchase leaves a receipt you approved.

  1. In the chat

    “Get dinner.”

    The agent finds it, prices it, and asks. One tap later the receipt is in the thread.

  2. Tokenback

    Every purchase pays you back.

    Earn 1% back in AI tokens on everything your agent buys. That is Tokenback: your agent's OpenAI or Anthropic bill starts paying for itself.

Covered stores

Buy anything these stores sell with one prompt. Under it sits our purchase API: your agent searches products, places the order, pays, and tracks the delivery. Nothing to set up, you just approve.

Your card stays in your pocket.

The agent never sees your number. It spends from a balance you loaded, on cards that die after one purchase.

One
and done

A fresh card per purchase

Every purchase mints a card for that store and that amount. Then it is dead plastic, minus the plastic.

Your cap

It spends what you loaded

Your balance holds what you put in and nothing more. A rogue agent cannot spend money that is not there.

Your yes

Charges wait for your tap

No approval, no money. Every yes is logged with the store and the amount.

Your exit

Withdraw anytime

Pull the balance back to your bank whenever you like. No lock-in, no questions.

Live demo

Text our demo agent.

We built a shopping agent on Agentcard and gave it this number. Text it and it can open you an account, issue a card, and buy real things. It is a live example of what any agent can do with a card.

+1 (628) 309-4547Scan with your phone, or tap to open Messages.

By texting Agentcard, you agree to receive sign-in codes, transaction approvals, and account notifications. Msg frequency varies. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help.

What humans are saying.

There will be a million single person successful companies all over the world some day, all operating through AI agents
Nischal Shetty@NischalShetty
Real unlocks happening here to make agent payments easy. I'm impressed. Keep shipping and leading us into the new agentic world!
Ethan Bloch@ebloch
Agents need to interact with the real world. The plumbing layer for agentic systems is massively underbuilt right now.
Mike Darlington@DarlingtonDev
Integration
10 min
wizard run, sandbox the same afternoon
Scoped spend limits + agent-specific cards feels like the safest path for real autonomous workflows.
Strakyo@Strakyo
Giving agents scoped spending power, instead of full card access, is exactly the kind of guardrail this ecosystem needs to scale safely.
EvanDataForge@EvanDataForge
Smart approach. The token waste from agents navigating checkout forms was one of those costs nobody talks about.
Brian Johnson@_brian_johnson

The price.

Free to start. Upgrade when your agent gets busy.

Free
$0/ month

Load $20 and go. Everything you need to put your AI to work.

  • 5 cards a month
  • Up to $50 per card
  • Every surface: MCP, CLI, API, dashboard
  • You approve every charge
Create your walletNo card required to start
Basic
$15/ month

For the AI that runs your errands. More cards, bigger purchases.

  • 15 cards a month
  • Up to $500 per card
  • Connected and issued cards
  • You approve every charge
Create your walletUpgrade from the dashboard anytime
Pro
$100/ month

For the AI that runs your life. Half a hundred cards, four figures each.

  • 50 cards a month
  • Up to $1,000 per card
  • Connected and issued cards
  • You approve every charge
Create your walletFor heavy agent households

Free to start · Your money stays yours · Withdraw anytime

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about Agentcard Personal.

Create your wallet
Does my agent get my card number?

No. Connected or issued, every purchase runs on a one-time stand-in minted for that store and amount. Your real number lives in our vault and never enters the conversation.

Can my agent use my existing card?

Yes. Connect it with an email code and the agent spends against it through one-time cards, with your approval on every charge. Your points keep landing.

What if the agent goes rogue?

It can spend at most what you loaded, only with your tap. Kill a card, freeze the wallet, or pull your balance out at any time.

Which agents work with it?

Anything that speaks MCP: npx agent-cards setup-mcp configures Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor. Scripts and cron jobs use the CLI, and the server card at agentcard.sh/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json lets custom agents self-configure.

Will stores accept the card?

Yes. They are real cards on the major networks. Stores see a normal card payment.

What does it cost?

Free gets you 5 cards a month at up to $50 each. Basic is $15 a month for 15 cards up to $500. Pro is $100 a month for 50 cards up to $1,000. Loading money is free either way.

Do I need to verify my identity?

For basic use, an email is enough. Higher limits ask for an ID check measured in seconds.

Can I get my money back out?

Yes. Withdraw to your bank whenever you like.

Refunds?

They land back on the card that paid, and flow back into your balance.

Building a product?

Give every one of your users a wallet like this. Their agents spend, you earn on every purchase.

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