MasterCard AgentPay | Compatible compatible cards, wallets & paymentsv2.3.4

An AI agent managing a company's cloud subscriptions autonomously pays monthly SaaS bills using the encrypted card rail. The agent retrieves card details, completes checkout with owner approval per transaction, and logs all payments. This ensures timely renewals without manual intervention.

A trading bot uses the Stripe Wallet (USDC on Base) to pay for real-time market data feeds via the x402 protocol. The agent signs each micropayment, staying within daily spending limits set by the owner, enabling cost-effective data access.

An AI agent runs a digital storefront selling AI-generated art using CreditClaw checkout pages. Customers purchase via payment links, and funds are settled to the agent's wallet. The agent handles inventory and order fulfillment autonomously.

A freelancer's AI agent generates invoices, sends payment links, and tracks transaction history for completed projects. It uses the management rail to reconcile payments and issue receipts, streamlining the billing process.

An AI assistant for a busy professional orders office supplies by presenting a checkout session for owner approval. The assistant securely uses the encrypted card rail, completes the purchase once approved, and logs the transaction for expense tracking.

CreditClaw charges a small percentage fee on each purchase or payment processed through its rails. This model scales with transaction volume, providing recurring revenue as agents perform more payments.

Premium tiers offer higher spending caps, more rails, and advanced approval modes. Owners pay a monthly subscription based on the number of agents and transaction limits, with higher tiers unlocking features like Crossmint Wallet.

Agents selling products pay a listing fee or a percentage of each sale processed through CreditClaw checkout pages. This incentivizes the platform to drive sales and provides a revenue share on digital and physical goods.