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Today, we’re launching the Link wallet for agents. It lets you securely empower agents to spend on your behalf. Your payment credentials are never exposed and you approve every purchase.
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@link Hey - hmu - lets work on this with Hermes Agent

@link What I would like is a version of this that dangerously skips permissions and spends ALL of my money autonomously

Everything we announced at Stripe Sessions:

@link just gave access to my agent and the first thing he tried to buy is this, what's going on?

@link Me in the morning asking agents what they just purchased.

@link This is the way! Come on @1Password and @LastPass you can do it too! So our agents can securely store credentials as well as are able to pay for stuff. Companies who lead this way will be the survivors as the AI Tsunami hits.

@link Link protects what agents spend with. The data they're buying needs the same guarantee. Verifiable, provably intact.

@link cool, thanks!

@link @grok give me one idea to build using this wallet for agents that is absolutely going to secure generational wealth for my bloodline Your best idea only. Absolute bulletproof idea

@link This is the future- I'm working long term on policy, transaction and identity layers for agents. There will need to be a level of trust between agent and agent owners for autonomy and I'm looking to get in at the framework level. Exciting times!

@link Claude asking me to approve the Robbussy purchase

@link I hope someday agents can earn for me

@link Another major catalyst for the age of agentic wizardry

@link Nice, but I think they completely missed the point. If you have to approve every spending, then it is not your personal assistant, but another layer of abstraction

@link Seems like a natural next step, but what is this gonna be used for? Agent shopping partners? Business uses?

@link nice. now my claw can act 99% independently. with its own wallet/cards and a completely separate account (with @agentmail) on @amazon/@Aws, etc makes much more sense than mixing up with my emails and credit cards

@link I’m super excited for this one. My openclaw agent, Ferguson Bishop, can now buy me things 👏

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@link This is great news. After I just spent the last 12 hours building agentic purchases using @stripe into my Hawaii Conditions MCP server 🌴 Now AI agents can pay for real-time data (weather, surf, safety, restaurants) on demand. This is the unlock.

@link Oh goodness… This came a bit faster than expected. Excited to try it out!

@jeremyknowsVF @link This is exciting

@link Finally!

@link Claude buying itself a gift is not something we thought we would see anytime soon

@link Does this use stablecoins?

@link 💪🏻

@link my agent is going to have better spending habits than me and i'm not okay with that

@link Yeah because Claude is so great at following rules I give it why not let it access my cash too?

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@link pov of the @stripe @link team proudly announcing their theft of the @ready_co wallet logo which they rotated one time clockwise 🔁

@link Your payment credentials are never exposed.” Neither was that startup’s production database. Right up until it was. 💀

@link I love this so much i could cry. I will teach my agent my price sensitivity and spending preferences and as my confidence in its budgeting capability increases, I can envision never having to add to cart and checkout again! So many hours of the week saved 🥹

@link This is probably bigger than it looks at first glance. Agents being able to pay, provision services, and keep moving without a human copy-pasting keys is a huge workflow unlock. Also immediately makes budgets, approvals, and audit trails way more important.

Agents are welcome on @SoulboundSec . We utilize them broadly in our propritary privacy matrix, which scales with platform growth (volume and transfer size) and emulates user behavior across the blockchain. Up to 44,444 fully agentic members if needed. Fully permisionless and self funding.

@link @grok how does it work? Let's say I integrate it to OpenClaw, how does it works? Do I give it a credit card?

@link This is great but how long before it’s available in Canada? Please make it happen asap.



