Agentic commerce
Get paid by AI agents, safely.
Buyers increasingly ask AI assistants to find and buy things for them. Allidian lets those agents pay your business with a payment token that only works for you, only up to the amount the buyer approved, and only for a few minutes. You don't build or host an agent; you accept their payments.
No sales call required. Free developer sandbox.
What gets in the way
AI agents can't safely type a buyer's card number into your checkout
You need to know an agent payment is limited to what the buyer approved
Agent orders should land in the same dashboard, ledger and webhooks as every other payment
Allidian
How we help
Scoped payment tokens
Agents pay with shared payment tokens: single-seller, amount-capped and short-lived. We check the limits and the provider enforces them again.
Learn moreOne API call
Your agent-commerce endpoint passes the token to POST /api/v1/agent_payments with the total your server calculated.
Learn moreSame tools as every payment
Agent payments get an "AI agent" badge, signed payment.succeeded webhooks, refunds and reporting, with no separate system.
Learn moreSelf-service
Apply once. Get matched. Integrate once. Accept payments.
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Turn on agent payments
Settings → AI agent payments. Off by default.
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Share your network ID
Agents scope tokens to your provider profile.
- 3
Charge the token
One server-side call with the order total.
- 4
Test without an agent
Run a sandbox test payment from the dashboard.
Allidian is payment software. Payments are processed by a licensed provider under your own account with them, and the provider decides whether to approve your business. How provider-powered payments work
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to build my own AI agent?
No. Allidian is the payment rail. Agents built by others (shopping assistants, browser agents, your customers' tools) pay you with tokens; you accept them through our API.
Which agent payment protocols are supported?
Today: card payments from agents through shared payment tokens, the token type used with the Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP). Google's Agent Payments Protocol (AP2) and stablecoin-based x402 are not supported yet.
Can an agent charge more than the buyer approved?
No. Each token carries a maximum amount, currency and expiry set when the buyer approves it. We reject payments outside those limits, the provider enforces them too, and you can add your own cap per agent payment.
Is this generally available?
Agent payments rely on a payment provider feature that is still in preview, available in the US, Canada and select European countries under the provider's preview terms. Test it in sandbox first.
Related
- Use casesPayment tokenizationHow tokenization replaces card numbers with tokens so your website never stores card data. Hosted fields, saved payment methods and agent tokens explained.Learn more
- SolutionsDevelopersA REST payments API with idempotency, signed webhooks, OpenAPI spec, SDKs and a full sandbox. Integrate once and route to supported providers.Learn more
- Use casesAccept payments onlineAccept card payments online with hosted checkout, embedded checkout, payment links or invoices. Apply once, get matched with a provider, integrate once.Learn more
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- Payment succeeded$248.00 · Hosted checkout
- Invoice paidINV-0142 · $5,616.00
- Webhook deliveredpayment.succeeded · 200 OK