Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
Prokura’s power of attorney for AI-agent payments
It presents a payment-control layer that checks an agent’s transactions against a signed mandate defining limits, payees, and expiry.
- For
- Finance, security, and developers building AI agents
- Worth noticing
- The replay shows a €15 attempt blocked because Demo Travel is not an authorized payee, alongside a separate human hold.
Field notes
The demo lays out a mandate with separate autonomous and approval thresholds, named payees, and an expiry, then shows how sample transactions meet those rules. Its replay includes both a blocked attempt for an unlisted payee and a human-review hold; one agent is explicitly labeled scripted. The homepage also reports decision and breach totals, but the supplied evidence does not independently substantiate those figures or the claims about production code and court-verifiable receipts.
Observed signals
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