Veyra - AI agents that can pay — with guardrails you control

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Give an AI agent a wallet and it can either do nothing, or spend anything - there's no in-between. Veyra is that in-between: connect a wallet you already own, set per-transaction and daily limits, and expose one MCP endpoint. Payments under your limit execute automatically; anything bigger waits for your one-tap approval. Non-custodial: Veyra never holds your funds or keys, only the policy layer above them.

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Hey Product Hunt! Founder of Veyra here. The problem: AI agents are starting to buy things on our behalf, but the current options are binary. You either give an agent a wallet's private keys (terrifying) or you make it ask a human for every single payment (defeats the point of automation). Veyra is the middle ground. Connect a wallet you already control, set per-transaction and daily spend limits, and hand your agent one MCP endpoint. Small, expected payments execute automatically within your limits. Anything above them pauses for a one-tap approval in your own wallet. Veyra never takes custody of your funds or your keys - it's a policy and permission layer that sits above the wallet, not a replacement for it. Under the hood: payments settle on Base in USDC. For auto-pay, we use a capped, revocable on-chain allowance (the same ERC-20 approve pattern every DeFi app uses) - so even if something on our end went wrong, the token contract itself enforces the ceiling. Would love feedback, especially from anyone building agents that need to actually transact - what limits/guardrails would make you comfortable handing over spend authority?