Every balance, one credential
Agents already know how to pay with cards. Accept² lets that card draw on Bit, PayBox, PayPal and more, so an agent can spend money that today is stuck inside wallets.
The future of payments
The next shopper won't be a person tapping a card. It will be an AI agent acting for them: finding the product, comparing every offer and paying in seconds. Accept² is building the payment foundation that lets agents spend the balances people already have, safely and on their terms.
An illustrative conversation. The shopper asks their voice assistant for white Nike Air Force 1 sneakers, size 43, under 120 dollars, by Friday. The agent searches 38 stores, finds the best deal at 112 dollars 90 from Stride Supply, pays through Accept² from the shopper's Bit and PayBox balances and card, and the shopper approves with Face ID.
Why not just build an agent?
With a model like Claude, a developer can build an agent that finds the right sneakers in an afternoon. Paying for them is where it stops: the agent can't open your wallets, the bank doesn't know it, and nothing holds it to your limits.
The agent is the easy part. accept² is the part that lets it pay.
Agentic payments
Five steps, a few seconds, and nothing to fill in. The shopper states the goal; the agent does the legwork; Accept² makes the payment safe to hand over.
Speak naturally to Siri or any assistant: what you want, your budget, when you need it.
Your words become precise attributes: product, brand, colour, size, price ceiling and delivery date.
The agent scans stores and marketplaces in parallel: live prices, stock, shipping, returns and reviews.
Every offer is ranked on the total deal, not just the lowest sticker price, and on what you liked before.
Accept² funds it from your wallet balances and card, under your rules, with a credential made for this one purchase. You approve with a glance.
The shopping brief
Cost, product, colour and brand are where it starts. A good agent also knows the details people forget to say, and the one question no store can answer: which of your balances should pay.
Why agents need Accept²
An agent that can shop needs a way to pay that is trusted by banks, accepted everywhere, limited by the person it works for and able to reach all of their money. That is the layer Accept² is building.
Agents already know how to pay with cards. Accept² lets that card draw on Bit, PayBox, PayPal and more, so an agent can spend money that today is stuck inside wallets.
Each task gets a tokenised credential locked to the merchant, the amount and a time window. If it leaks, it is useless anywhere else.
Budgets, categories, trusted stores and “ask me above $100” are checked inside the authorisation, not discovered on a statement later.
Your wallet order, or accept² AI, decides which balances pay for each purchase and splits it when one is not enough.
Biometric approval, instant notifications and a clear record of what the agent bought, where, and why it chose that offer.
It all runs on card rails. Authorisation, disputes and chargeback rights stay with the issuer, so an agent's purchase is protected like any other.
For every agent
accept² will offer a payments API and an MCP connector, so any AI agent, built on Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or your own stack, can ask for permission, pay and get a receipt in a few lines.
Add accept² to any agent that speaks the Model Context Protocol. It gets payment tools it can call on its own, always inside your mandate.
// agent configuration (example)
{
"mcpServers": {
"accept2": {
"url": "https://mcp.accept2.example",
"auth": "oauth"
}
}
}
check_mandateWhat may I spend, where?funding_optionsWhich balances can pay?payPay the merchantget_receiptProof for the shopperFor platforms that call payments directly: one request, and accept² funds it from the shopper's balances and card.
// request (example)
POST /v1/agent/payments
{
"mandate": "mdt_7Hq2…",
"merchant": "Stride Supply",
"amount": 112.90,
"currency": "USD"
}
// response
{ "status": "approved",
"funded_by": [ "Bit 60.00", "PayBox 40.00", "card 12.90" ] }
Any agent. Any AI platform. One way to pay.
Guardrails
Handing an agent your money should feel like giving a trusted assistant a company card with clear limits, not like giving away your wallet.
The road there
Agentic payments need the same plumbing as smarter everyday payments. We are building it in that order.
Split a purchase across wallets and the card, in store and online.
Personal preferences or accept² AI decide which balance pays.
Any AI agent asks for scoped, revocable permission and pays through accept².
Assistants that shop, pay and handle returns end to end, with the person always in control.
Illustrative concept. Products, stores and amounts shown are examples. Siri is a trademark of Apple Inc. and Claude is a trademark of Anthropic; Accept² is not affiliated with the brands shown.
Issuers, wallets and AI platforms: let's design agent payments people can trust.