Question 1

What is AgentLedger?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

Do you hold my funds or my keys?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 3

Which wallet providers do you support?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 4

Which payment protocols do you understand?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 5

How is this different from my wallet provider's dashboard?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 6

When can I get access, and what does it cost?

Accepted Answer

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.