Let verified machines pay.
A device or AI agent can pay for an API call, compute, energy, or access at the moment of use. People define the limits first; Neuro keeps every payment attributable afterwards.
The problem
Automation still stops at checkout.
An agent can decide it needs a tool and a device can decide it needs bandwidth, but neither can hold an account, and card rails are uneconomic at this transaction size. So payment gets batched, pre-purchased, or handed to a person, and the automation stops being automatic.
The other half is accountability. If a machine spends money on your behalf, you need to know which machine, under whose authority, for what, and within what limit. Few payment systems can answer all four questions.
How it works
Prove the machine. Set the boundary. Move the value.
The machine has an identity
A device or agent that cannot be identified cannot be trusted to spend. Identity comes first, always.
You set the limits
A contract defines the authority: what it may buy, up to what amount, over what period, under what conditions.
It pays at the point of use
The agent authenticates, subscribes, or pays in the moment it needs something — including paying to use a tool as it calls it.
Everything stays attributable
Each payment records the machine, the authority it acted under, the amount, and the reason. Accountability is a by-product, not a report you build.
What it uses
What lets machines move value.
Machine payment needs one flow: identity for the machine, a contract for authority, and a payment primitive that works at small scale.
Digital Identity
The machine’s verifiable identity, without which none of the rest is safe.
e-Daler®
The payment primitive, economic at micro scale and workable offline.
Neuro-Contracts
Where the spending authority is written down and enforced.
Related
Machine payment is controlled movement.
Agent payments are conditional payments with a verified machine on one side, and they depend entirely on machine identity underneath.
Get in touch
What should a verified machine be allowed to buy?
If you run an API, an MCP server, or a fleet, tell us what it needs to buy, how often, and where human approval should begin and end.
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