Browser payments
Let an agent finish a real checkout without copying card details, passwords, identity fields, or one-time codes into chat.
Agent payment infrastructure
Aftercard connects AI agents to payment, identity, and approval workflows without exposing raw credentials to the model.
“Book the direct flight if the total stays under $840.”
Agent request · browser checkoutThe controlled loop
Aftercard adds one governed layer between an agent’s task and the protected action required to finish it.
The host browser handles the task normally until payment, identity, or another protected value is required.
The request is bound to the exact session, merchant, amount, policy, and approval state before anything sensitive is used.
The user approves when required. Credentials remain outside the model and are applied only to the approved destination.
Aftercard returns a value-free receipt and a durable payment result that the agent can understand without seeing raw secrets.
One system, three payment modes
A browser purchase, a subscription, and a machine payment should not share one permanent credential or one undifferentiated policy.
Let an agent finish a real checkout without copying card details, passwords, identity fields, or one-time codes into chat.
Keep recurring payments separate from one-off spend with clear ownership, limits, approvals, and independent revocation.
Give software agents a governed path to pay services and APIs while economic facts stay inside the managed payment flow.
Control before execution
Agents get exactly the permission needed to complete the approved task — nothing broader and nothing permanent.
Merchant, amount, currency, destination, and time limits travel with the request.
Sensitive actions can pause for an explicit decision in the user’s chosen channel.
Protected values are materialized only at the trusted execution step.
Requests, decisions, payment state, and receipts remain connected for reconciliation.
{
"intent": "complete_checkout",
"spend": {
"currency": "USD",
"maximum": 84000
},
"approval": "required",
"credential": "single_use",
"expires_in": "10m"
} Built for agent runtimes
Connect through the remote MCP, use the TypeScript SDK in your own runtime, or let the host browser hand off only the protected step.
Make agents useful at the last mile