Per-agent spending limits. One-click human approval. A full audit trail of every euro. Let your agents act on their own — without handing over your card.
The moment an AI agent acts on its own, it hits a wall: money. It needs to pay for an API, a tool, a subscription — but it has no card, no limits, and no oversight.
So you face two bad options. Block it, and your "autonomous" agent is anything but. Or hand it your raw credit card, and live with the consequences.
Those consequences are not hypothetical. A single loop bug can charge the same vendor four hundred times. A prompt injection from a malicious page can turn your helpful agent into someone else's spending machine — with your full card behind it.
And when you run a fleet of agents, accountability collapses. Which agent spent what, when, and why? A consumer card was never designed to answer that question — nor to be operated by a machine at all. Banks flag the pattern and freeze the card.
What's missing is a financial primitive built for software that spends on its own: a wallet with rules, a gate with a human behind it, and a ledger that never forgets. That is Almega.
Exhibit A — A live agent ledger
Drop in the Almega MCP server or SDK. One line of code, any framework.
Per-agent budgets and categories. "Max $50/mo, APIs only."
Anything sensitive pauses for your one-click sign-off.
Every action, every euro, recorded per agent. Forever.
Almega is MCP-native. Give any agent a controlled wallet in minutes — no payments expertise required.
→ Open source on GitHub: almega-ai/almega-mcp
# give your agent a wallet with guardrails from almega import Wallet wallet = Wallet( agent_id="research-bot", monthly_limit=50, allow=["api", "saas"], approve_above=20, ) wallet.pay("openai.com", 12) # → cleared · logged · under limit
Open accounts for your agents in the private beta. Free sandbox, no card required to begin.
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