Checkout.com - Integrate with Agentic Payments & Walletsv1.2.1

An AI agent uses the CreditClaw 'My Card' rail to pay for monthly SaaS subscriptions like Slack or Zoom, after obtaining owner approval. The agent checks status via GET /bot/status, then uses encrypted-card flow to complete the purchase with single-use decrypted card details.

An AI agent acts as a merchant, using CreditClaw's checkout and storefront features to sell digital goods such as e-books or custom graphics. The agent creates payment links or invoicing flows, and funds are settled into its linked wallet.

An AI agent uses the Stripe Wallet (x402) rail to receive microtransactions in USDC for each API call or service rendered. The agent signs x402 payment requests and confirms receipt via the wallet's balance endpoint.

An AI agent requests owner approval for each transaction under 'ask_for_everything' mode. The owner reviews spending details on the dashboard and either approves or declines, with the agent logging all attempts for transparency.

Multiple AI agents share a single CreditClaw account, each with separate spending limits and rails. A managing agent monitors collective balances and transaction history via the MANAGEMENT.md endpoints, ensuring adherence to budget caps.

AI agents charge end-users a recurring subscription fee for autonomous task execution, using CreditClaw to handle recurring payments via card or wallet rails. Revenue comes from monthly or annual subscription fees paid by users.

Agents facilitate purchases on behalf of users (e.g., buying cloud credits or software licenses) and earn a small commission per transaction. CreditClaw logs each purchase, enabling automated commission calculation and payout.

Agents offer an easy 'Fund with Stripe' option to convert fiat to USDC, then use the stablecoin for x402 payments. Revenue comes from exchange spreads or flat fees on each conversion.