Solutions

Where AgentPay fits first

Three use cases, ordered by maturity. Start with paid APIs; explore MCP and commerce when your team is ready for a design-partner conversation.

Paid APIs

Primary wedge

Charge for API access with request-bound evidence

Protect paid endpoints so each payment maps to a specific request, policy decision, and delivery event — ready for finance and partner review.

Authorize spend before the response is delivered
Bind settlement to a request identifier
Retain receipts for reconciliation and disputes

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MCP & Agent-to-Agent

Design partners

Meter tool calls and agent services under policy

Give AI platforms and MCP operators a control plane for delegated payments between agents, tools, and services — without claiming a public SDK install today.

Constrain agent spend by service and amount
Capture verification and delivery events
Evaluate architecture before private-beta integration

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Agent-enabled Commerce

Secondary path

Extend merchant checkout into agent-ready flows

For teams exploring agent-assisted commerce, PayAccept can sit beside checkout with evidence and policy — Commerce remains a secondary path during private beta.

Reuse the same evidence model as AgentPay
Keep merchant beta separate from core control-plane onboarding
Apply when you have a concrete commerce design-partner need

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Ready to evaluate?

Review the product architecture, try the simulated walkthrough, then apply for private beta access.

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