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Veyra
£19/mStarting price
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About Veyra
Veyra provides a financial permission layer that lets AI agents initiate payments while enforcing spending limits set by the user. It acts as a control plane above existing wallets or exchanges, offering policy-based authorization without requiring seed phrases or private keys. Users connect a wallet or payment source, configure agent-specific spending caps and approval rules, then expose an MCP endpoint for the agent to use. Policy decisions are enforced server-side, and payments above configured limits trigger wallet-based approvals. The tool supports both manual and automatic payment flows depending on policy settings. It is designed for environments where AI agents need to handle routine transactions such as renewing services or making small purchases without granting full access to funds.
Key features
- Connects to existing wallets or payment sources
- Sets per-transaction and daily spending caps
- Supports auto-pay for small on-chain payments
- Provides audit history and policy configuration
- Offers role-based access control in higher tiers
- Exposes MCP endpoints for agent integration
- Enforces approval workflows above spending limits
- Supports shared sources across multiple agents
Use cases
- Automating routine SaaS renewals via AI agents
- Enabling AI assistants to handle small vendor payments
- Managing multi-agent spending with granular controls
Pros
- Server-side policy enforcement without custody of funds
- Supports both manual and automatic payment approvals
- Multi-agent support with separate spending limits
- Audit history and policy configuration via web interface
- MCP-compatible for integration with AI agent frameworks
Cons
- Requires an MCP client to function
- No free tier beyond a single agent
- Pricing scales with number of agents and MCP usage
- Enterprise features require direct contact
Frequently asked questions about Veyra
What is Veyra?
Veyra is a financial permission layer that enables AI agents to initiate payments while enforcing user-defined spending limits and approval rules. It acts as a control plane above existing wallets or exchanges without requiring seed phrases or private keys.
How does Veyra work with AI agents?
Users connect a wallet or payment source, configure agent-specific spending caps and approval rules, then expose an MCP endpoint for the agent to use. Policy decisions are enforced server-side, and payments above limits trigger wallet-based approvals.
Does Veyra require access to private keys or seed phrases?
No, Veyra never asks for seed phrases, private keys, or raw credentials. It operates as an authorization and policy layer above the underlying wallet or exchange.
What happens if a payment exceeds the configured limits?
Payments above the configured limits are held by Veyra and trigger a one-tap approval request in the user's wallet. The agent does not gain access to the funds or keys.
Which wallets or payment sources can be connected to Veyra?
Veyra supports connecting existing wallets or accounts, though the specific supported wallets or exchanges are not detailed on the website.
How do I get started with Veyra?
Users can sign in, connect their wallet, configure agent-specific policies, and copy the MCP endpoint to integrate with AI agents like Claude or Cursor. Documentation and pricing details are available on the website.
