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?
AgentLedger puts budgets, approvals and audit trails on top of every agent wallet — Coinbase, Privy, Turnkey or MetaMask. Without holding your funds. Without changing your rails.
Works with x402 · AP2 · ACP · Coinbase CDP · Privy
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 wallets
Read-only connections to Coinbase CDP and Privy in five minutes. No private keys, no fund transfers — we can look, never touch.
- 02
Set your policies
“research-bot: max $50/day, only these 12 APIs.” Budgets per agent, allowlists, per-transaction caps — declared once, applied across every provider.
- 03
Sleep well
Alerts on anything unusual, human approvals in Slack for anything out of policy, and a kill switch that freezes an agent — or all of them — in one click.
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.
- Spend per agent, task and provider — in real time
- Declarative policies that work the same across all your wallets
- Human approval for anything that steps out of policy
- Accounting-ready exports (CSV today, QuickBooks/Xero next)
Explore the live demo
Interactive · synthetic data · no signup
Non-custodial by design
We never touch your money
AgentLedger orchestrates the native policies of your wallet provider. Your keys and your funds never pass through us.
Read-only connections
We observe balances, transactions and metadata. We can't move a cent.
Your keys never leave home
No private keys, no seed phrases, no fund custody. Policies run on your provider's native primitives.
Your rails stay your rails
Leave anytime — your wallets, balances and policies keep 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: one dashboard for spending limits, budgets, alerts, human approvals and audit trails across every wallet your agents use — instead of one panel per provider.
Do you hold my funds or my keys?
No — never. AgentLedger connects to your wallet providers with read-only credentials and orchestrates each provider's native policy primitives. Your keys and your funds never pass through us, and nothing about your wallets changes if you leave.
Which wallet providers do you support?
Coinbase CDP and Privy come first — the two providers where most agent spend lives today. Turnkey and MetaMask Agent Wallet are on the roadmap. The connector layer is provider-agnostic by design, so new wallets slot in without changing your policies.
Which payment protocols do you understand?
x402 today; 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 one silo. AgentLedger sits above all of them: cross-provider budgets, per-agent spending views, approval workflows and accounting-ready exports — the finance layer wallet providers don't build. And because we're neutral, we never lock you into anyone's 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.
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.