Agents can shop.
They can’t pay.
Your agent finds it, compares sellers, picks one — and then stops, because paying means your card. Woney gives it a card of its own: yours never moves, and it can only spend what you allowed.
- Merchant integration
- None required
- Card reuse
- Impossible by design
- Agent access
- MCP and CLI
Three moves. One card.
You keep your card. Your agent gets a new one for every purchase.
- 01
Set a limit
You decide how much your agent can spend. It works freely inside that limit, so you are not asked to approve every purchase.
- 02
Your agent shops
It searches, compares and pays at any online store, the same way you would. Nothing changes on the store’s side.
- 03
One card per purchase
Each purchase gets its own card, for one store and one amount. Once the payment goes through, the card stops working.
One purchase goes through. One does not.
Here is the whole thing, from inside a chat with your agent.
- Tool call:
woney · issue_cardDonenorthwind.shop · $142.60 · single use
- Tool call:
woney · issue_cardNeeds approval$399.00 · would pass your $500 daily limit
The card is the control.
Your agent is not asked to behave. The limits live in the card itself, so there is nothing for it to get wrong.
One card, one purchase
Every purchase gets its own card, and it stops working once that purchase is paid. Even if the number is copied, it cannot be used again.
Set to the exact amount
The card is created for the exact total of that purchase. It cannot be charged for more, even by mistake.
Works at one store only
Each card only works at the store it was created for. Anywhere else, the payment does not go through.
Approval only when it matters
Under your limit, your agent buys on its own. Over it, the purchase waits for you.
A receipt for every purchase
Your agent gets the details it needs to keep track. You get a history you can actually read.
You can see everything
Who asked for it, what your agent decided, and which card paid — for every purchase.
Your agent already knows what to buy.
Give it a card that can only do what you approved — once.