Conto

The control plane for agents that spend money

Conto gives agents wallets, payment permissions, trust signals, approval paths, and audit trails so teams can move from experiments to governed production workflows.

What changes when agents pay through Conto

Agents can still move quickly. Conto checks policy, trust, and payment context before a request settles.

Without Conto

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No runtime check

Nothing reviews the spend before it leaves.

helia.dev$1,920.00

Sent. No review.

quilldata.io$8,500.00

Sent. Counterparty unknown.

seat-refresh.io$349.00

Sent. Third duplicate this month.

No visibility. No control. No trust.

With Conto

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Conto

Policy engineTrust scoresAudit trail
helia.dev$1,920.00

Approved. Trusted vendor, within policy.

quilldata.io$8,500.00

Blocked. Trust score 9 of 100.

seat-refresh.io$349.00

Held. Over the monthly cap. Needs approval.

Every payment checked, scored, and logged.

One governed path from agent to settlement

Agents connect through the developer surfaces. The control plane checks policy, trust, and approvals before funds settle, then writes every decision to one record.

Agents and operators

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Integration surfaces

SDK
REST API
MCP
CLI
Conto Pay

Control plane

Conto

Every request is checked and scored before any funds move, then logged with full context.

Policy engine

Limits, trust, categories, and velocity evaluated before settlement.

Network intelligence

Trust and risk scores on every counterparty.

Approvals

Exceptions route to a human with full context.

Agent wallets

A governed wallet and card identity for each agent.

Settlement

Stablecoins
Virtual cards
x402 pay-per-call

From wallets Conto manages (Privy, Sponge) or the agent holds (external, smart contract).

System of record

AgentPolicy resultApprovalCounterpartySettlementReceipt

Every payment reconciled with full context for finance, operations, and security.

The foundation for agentic payments

Conto Pay is built on the same building blocks you can adopt on their own: policy, wallets, approvals, trust signals, and audit.