A corporate card with no limit
An agent with a wallet is an employee with a company card — no cap, no supervisor, no expense reports. Prompt injection, infinite loops, expensive APIs: every bug now has a dollar cost.
Financial governance for AI agents
Your AI agents already spend money. Who's watching?
Budgets, approvals and audit trails for agent wallets. Without holding your funds.
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Live with x402 · MPP · Privy · Base · Stellar · Uniswap
The problem
Autonomous spend, zero supervision
The rails for agent payments just arrived. The controls didn't.
3,000 micropayments don't fit in your books
Your accountant can't reconcile $0.02 payments to 40 different APIs. Agent spend needs its own ledger — grouped by agent, task and provider, export-ready.
Every wallet provider, a different panel
CDP over here, Privy over there, AWS somewhere else. Multi-provider is the reality — and nobody gives you one place to govern them all.
How it works
Control in three steps
From “I hope nothing breaks tonight” to governed autonomy.
- 01
Connect your wallet
Sign in with your email and grant a scoped signing permission. Privy enforces it, it expires in 90 days, and you can revoke it in one click. We never hold your keys or your funds.
- 02
Set your limits
Max per action, daily budget, a reserve floor it never spends, an approval threshold and the price it may pay. Every change is written to your audit chain before it applies.
- 03
Sleep well
The agent acts only inside your limits, asks you before anything above your threshold, and one switch pauses everything. Every day, your wallet is checked against the chain.
Built on Base
Live on Base mainnet — with real money
We run it on our own funds first. Base is where an agent can buy, settle and be audited in seconds, for cents — so that is where governance has to work.
An agent that buys, inside your limits
Every day the agent buys tokenized stocks on Base through Uniswap — only below the price you set, within its daily budget. When the price is above your limit it does not buy, and tells you why.
A permission Privy enforces
The agent signs through a Privy signer bound to a policy: the Uniswap router on Base only, a cap per buy, 90 days. Even our own key cannot sign anything else.
Checked against the chain, daily
Every wallet is reconciled against Base each day, and every decision — bought, blocked, approved — lands in a hash-chained audit trail you can verify yourself.
See every payment on the public ledger
Also live with x402 payments on Stellar mainnet since August 2026.
The product
One dashboard for your AI workforce
What did my agent buy yesterday, from whom, and was it allowed to? Answered at a glance.
- What the agent bought today — or exactly why it didn't
- Limits you set once: per action, per day, a reserve floor and a price band
- Your approval for anything above your threshold
- A hash-chained audit trail, checked against the blockchain every day
Explore the product preview
Interactive · synthetic data · no signup
Non-custodial by design
We never hold your money
Your funds stay in your wallet. The agent acts only inside limits you set — and inside a signing policy Privy enforces, not just us.
A permission you scope
The agent signs only what your limits allow — and what a Privy policy allows: today, Uniswap buys on Base, a cap per buy, 90 days. Revoke it in one click.
Your keys never leave home
No private keys, no seed phrases, no custody. Your funds stay in your wallet, and withdrawals are signed by you — never by us.
Your rails stay your rails
Leave anytime: revoke the permission and your wallet keeps working exactly as before.
FAQ
Questions, answered
The essentials: what AgentLedger does, why it never touches your funds, and what it works with.
What is AgentLedger?
AgentLedger is the financial governance layer for AI agent wallets: spending limits, budgets, human approvals and a verifiable audit trail for what your agents buy — enforced before anything is signed.
Do you hold my funds or my keys?
No — never. Your funds stay in your own wallet. To act while you are away, the agent uses a signing permission you grant through Privy, scoped by a Privy policy (today: Uniswap buys on Base, a cap per buy, 90-day expiry) and by your limits. We never hold your keys, and revoking it leaves your wallet exactly as it was.
Which wallet providers do you support?
Privy today — embedded wallets with a signing policy Privy enforces. Browser wallets (MetaMask, Rabby…) work in our testnet demo. Coinbase CDP and Turnkey are next on the roadmap; the policy engine is provider-agnostic, so a new wallet does not change your limits.
Which payment protocols do you understand?
x402 today — with real money on Stellar mainnet, and on Base, Avalanche and Solana testnets. MPP on testnet. AP2 mandate parsing and ACP support are on the roadmap. AgentLedger is deliberately protocol-neutral — the more the rails fragment, the more you need one control plane above all of them.
How is this different from my wallet provider's dashboard?
Your provider's dashboard shows what already happened. AgentLedger decides before anything is signed — budgets, a reserve floor, price limits, your approval — and records every decision in an audit chain you can verify. Neutral by design: it is not tied to one wallet or one rail.
When can I get access, and what does it cost?
We're rolling out early access from the waitlist. Waitlist members get founder pricing — plans from $99 to $499/month depending on the number of agents and spend volume.
Who's building this
Fernando BM
Founder · Mexico City
Software and security engineer. By day he works as an SRE/DevOps engineer on a data platform, and he is the software architect at his own company. His background is DevSecOps, cloud security and platform engineering — the work of keeping production safe when nobody is watching. AgentLedger grew out of his own projects building crypto payments and AI agents.
Early access
The agent economy is arriving this year. Arrive with your books in order.
Join the waitlist for early access and founder pricing. Be first to govern your agents' spend from one dashboard.