Aftercardv1.0.3

A user asks an agent to compare providers for a specific good or service, pick the cheapest compliant option, and complete checkout. Aftercard runs web research and provider method search, then executes the composed payment run and browser checkout while preserving the exact amount, recipient, and debit limit across the whole task.

During a purchase the agent encounters a material unresolved choice, such as a delivery window or vendor substitution, that requires a human decision. It opens a single durable request with stored options in a native picker, then resumes the same task exactly where it paused once the user selects an option.

A user asks an agent to check active subscriptions, reconcile receipts, and review account or KYC status. The agent reads accounts and subscription state, distinguishes prepared actions from merchant outcomes and provider settlement, and reports verified results with exact money formatting.

A payment is possibly dispatched but unconfirmed, so the agent follows the recovery workflow instead of retrying. It preserves the operation, idempotency key, and cursors for reconciliation, and only proceeds on a genuinely additional purchase with explicit additional-spend authority.

An agent reads agent email to gather order confirmations, drafts a reply to a merchant about a missed delivery, and awaits user confirmation before sending. Reading never authorizes sending, and the prepared draft is clearly reported as unsent until explicitly dispatched.

Aftercard monetizes completed payment flows processed through its MCP service, charging a fee per executed operation. Revenue scales with successful checkouts and transfers, with settlement reconciliation handled by the provider.

Merchants and payment method providers pay for listing and supporting their methods in research and search_provider_methods results. Agents compare available methods, and providers gain qualified purchase traffic through the platform.

Organization-level subscriptions unlock saved details, agent email, subscription management, and audit-grade receipt and request history. Teams pay for governed spending controls, shared memory, and consolidated reporting across agents.