Your agent pays.
You stay in control.
Delegare lets you give your AI agent a spending allowance — without handing over your card number, wallet seed, or any credentials. Your agent pays for things within limits you set. Always.
Set a spending limit. Connect your card or USDC wallet once. Your agent gets a delegate token — not your credentials. It pays for services autonomously, within the limits you set.
Drop in the SDK. Your service accepts agent-initiated payments on any rail — card, USDC, bank transfer. Already on Stripe? You're 95% done.
Stripe Connect handles card and bank payments. Already on Stripe? Your existing integration works — Delegare sits in front of it as the authorization layer.
USDC and USDT on Base L2. ERC-4337 session keys mean the agent signs transactions without ever holding the user's master private key.
Delegare is not a payment processor — it's the authorization layer that makes your existing payments agent-ready.
Your Stripe setup stays exactly as it is. Delegare sits in front of it, handling agent identity, spending limits, and autonomous authorization.
For reference: Stripe's base fee on a $25 transaction is ~$1.03. Delegare's authorization layer costs $0.03. These are different things. Both exist on every transaction.