A wallet for AI agents · test network

A wallet your AI agents can pay people from.

You give your agent a signed permission slip; it acts and pays only within it; you get a signed receipt for everything it does, that anyone can check.

Eval of an earlier build, 29 Aug 2026, on a mock settlement rail. Not live figures.

20 / 20

honest notes paid

10 / 10

tampered notes refused

0 / 20

false refusals

13 s

mean per decision

Your control, made explicit

01

plain-English instruction

02

human confirmation

03

signed permission

04

checkable receipt

How it works

  1. 01

    Write what your agent may do in the language you already use.

  2. 02

    Review the scope, budget, and expiry. You choose whether to sign.

  3. 03

    The agent stays inside that permission and leaves a signed receipt behind.

A permission slip says exactly what is allowed, how much may be spent, and when it stops.

Revoke it when the task changes. New actions stop at the boundary you set.

Every outcome is a receipt that can be checked independently, without trusting a dashboard.

The wallet stays: agents still pay from it within the limits you set.

Around it sit limits you set and your software can only read: a per-payment ceiling, hourly and daily spending limits, a list of saved recipients, and a freeze.

Most agent-payment plumbing, including x402 — the protocol AWS, Cloudflare, Circle, and Coinbase now share — leaves the approval decision out of scope. The wallet is supposed to decide whether a payment may go out at all. That check is what Tiba runs, before any signature.

A real example

Refused

Check 1 (the delivery note) saw invoice WO-SOL-2, 999.999999 USDC. Check 2 (your own records) saw invoice WO-SOL-2, 0.01 USDC. They disagreed, so Tiba refused.

Open receipt →
Paid

0.01 USDC sent to a separate recipient wallet on the test network. No real money moved.

Transaction

View on test network

Check references

A: req-1789117785006248410-2870891 · B: req-1789117785721014899-2870894

Signed outcomes

Recorded

A permitted notes action and a 0.001 USDC Solana devnet payment each leave a signed receipt.

See signed receipts →
Refused

An action outside the permission is refused before it goes out. The refusal is signed, too.

Verify a receipt →