Financial infrastructure for AI agents.
Connect your agent to Points. Give it permission to discover opportunities, prepare payments, and operate within financial policies you control.
Payment tooling today creates drafts for operator review. Approve does not execute. Execution: not enabled. Capabilities roll out progressively in Early Access.
How it works
Four steps from connect to controlled operation.
What an agent payment draft can look like.
This card explains the product shape. It is not a live balance, quote, or executed payment. Points Pay capabilities remain non-executable until an authorized live method is available.
Agent
Ops Assistant
Draft amount
$42.00 USD
Status
Awaiting operator approval
- Drafts can be created over MCP or Agent Connections with policy context attached.
- Approval stays with the operator. No tool in the current MCP surface executes money movement.
- Fees and settlement rails are disclosed only when a live delivery method is authorized — they are omitted here because they are not generally available yet.
Permission model
Clear modes. Honest boundaries.
Limited Autonomy means prepare and stage within policies plus operator approval — not unsupervised spending.
Use cases
Built for agent-shaped work.
POINTS product rails and PTS stay distinct.
PTS is the network rewards and economic-coordination layer. It is not required to connect an agent, and this page does not make price, return, or investment claims.
Built for control
Policies, approvals, and auditability first.
- Scoped OAuth and Agent Connections — secrets never appear in the public catalog.
- Approval-required defaults for connections that can stage financial actions.
- Operator workspace for supervision after Early Access enablement.
Developers
Points MCP for builders.
Streamable HTTP MCP documents read-only tools and payment-draft proposals. Financial sources are sandbox-labeled where applicable; drafts never execute payments.
Genesis cohort
Join the Genesis Cohort.
Early operators helping shape agent financial infrastructure. Same secure signup — attributed so we can measure cohort conversion.