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AIsa

Payment infrastructure for the AI economy - enabling instant, efficient micropayments for AI agents with near-zero fees.

AIsa specializes in the intersection of AI, blockchain, security, and financial technology - specifically focused on enabling safe, controlled, and efficient financial interactions for artificial intelligence.

Our services and expertise range from providing the foundational trust and control layer needed for early-stage AI agent payments (AgentPay Guard SDK) to building the high-performance, AI-native payment network required for the future of autonomous AI commerce (AIsa Payment Network).

Use Cases

Controlled AI Shopping Assistant

A user deploys an AI agent to find and purchase specific items online (e.g., groceries, electronics, books). Using AgentPay Guard (AIsa Stage 1), the user sets a daily spending limit for the agent, restricts purchases to a list of trusted online retailers, and configures a rule requiring manual approval for any single transaction over a certain amount. AgentPay Guard's intelligent approval system automatically approves small, routine purchases from whitelisted merchants, only sending a notification for the user's quick review when a purchase exceeds the threshold or is from a new merchant. This builds user trust and allows the agent to efficiently handle shopping tasks within defined safety parameters.

Autonomous Agent-to-Service Micro-Payments

An AI research agent needs to access data from multiple paid APIs and utilize cloud computing resources from various providers to complete a complex analysis. In the AIsa Payment Network (AIsa Stage 2), the agent can autonomously make high-frequency, near-zero-cost micro-payments directly to these services on a per-API-call or per-compute-cycle basis using stablecoins. AgentPay Guard policies, pre-configured by the user (e.g., a weekly budget for research expenses, a whitelist of approved service providers), are enforced by the network, ensuring the agent operates within the user's financial constraints without requiring manual approval for each micro-transaction.

Secure Enterprise Procurement Agent

A company uses an AI agent to automate the procurement of office supplies or software licenses from approved vendors. Integrating with AgentPay Guard (AIsa Stage 1), the company sets budget limits for the agent, restricts purchases to pre-approved vendors, and implements a multi-party approval rule requiring sign-off from a department manager and a finance officer for purchases exceeding a higher threshold. The AgentPay Guard dashboard provides the company with real-time visibility into the agent's spending and a detailed audit trail for compliance, while the AIsa Payment Network (Stage 2, if applicable for vendor payment) ensures efficient, programmable B2B transactions.

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