MagicPayv0.1.43

A SaaS platform uses MagicPay to create subscription intents for recurring billing. The agent checks limits via GET /agent/me, posts a subscription intent, and monitors state with GET /intents/{id}.

An e-commerce site processes one-time payments by creating payment intents with MagicPay. The agent collects amount, recipient, and description, then confirms the intent status.

A travel assistant retrieves stored login secrets for booking.example using MagicPay's stored-secret flow. It queries the catalog, creates a stored_secret intent, and confirms OTP before fetching the raw secret.

A customer support agent cancels a subscription by creating a cancellation intent via MagicPay. The agent verifies identity with GET /agent/me, posts the intent, and reads the final state.

An AI agent checks its own scope and limits using GET /agent/me before processing any payment intent. This ensures the agent has sufficient permissions and budget.

MagicPay charges a small fee per payment or stored-secret intent processed. Revenue scales with transaction volume, suitable for high-frequency use cases.

Offer monthly plans with a fixed number of intents or API calls. Higher tiers include additional features like priority support or increased rate limits.

License MagicPay to large enterprises requiring custom integrations, SLAs, and dedicated support. Revenue is contractual and negotiated annually.