Collect receipts and confirmations
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SPIRITT
LinkAn agent wallet.
Your call to spend.
SPIRITT handles the buying work. Link lets you approve the amount and gives your agent one-time payment credentials to complete the purchase without handing over your real card details.
What you can do with Link.
Finish the purchase
Move from a buying brief to a checked order: compare options, prepare the basket, get your Link approval, and complete the agreed checkout.
Keep payment control
Review each spend request in Link before payment. Your agent uses the approved one-time credential rather than storing your underlying card details.
Close the buying loop
Connect approved spending to merchant confirmations, receipts, and project records so a completed purchase has evidence and an owner.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Create a SPIRITT workspace for procurement, research purchases, or the buying tasks you want your agent to own.
02
Connect your Link wallet
Authorize the workspace through Link and choose an eligible saved payment method. Your real payment credentials stay with Link.
03
Approve the spend
Give your agent the item, merchant requirements, and maximum total. Review the Link spend request; after you approve it, the agent completes checkout and verifies the result.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Link to work.
Let your agent handle the buying work
Questions
Link, with SPIRITT.
01What does wallet for agents mean here?+
Link lets your agent request a purchase and obtain one-time payment credentials after you approve it. SPIRITT handles the research, checkout work, and follow-through around that payment. This page is about the Link Agent Wallet, not adding a generic checkout button to your business website.
02Does the agent get my real card details?+
No. The Link Agent Wallet flow provides a one-time virtual card or a supported payment token instead of your underlying card details. Issued credentials are still sensitive: use them only for the approved checkout and keep them out of chat, ordinary project records, and application logs.
03Can my agent spend without asking me?+
The current Link Agent Wallet flow requires approval for each purchase. The agent prepares the merchant, items, and amount; you confirm the request in Link before payment. Granular controls for spending without approval are described by Link as coming soon, so this page does not treat them as an available feature.
04Does the merchant have to use Stripe?+
A Link-issued virtual card can be used at a standard web card checkout, not just Link-enabled or Stripe merchants. Supported Stripe checkout surfaces can also use Link Pay Tokens. Shared payment tokens apply to supported Machine Payments Protocol endpoints using the Stripe payment method. The agent checks the actual checkout before choosing a route.
05Who can use the agent wallet today?+
Stripe's Link CLI documentation currently limits this flow to US Link accounts. An eligible payment method, account verification, and current spend limits also apply. SPIRITT checks the active requirements when setting up a purchase rather than assuming every account or amount is eligible.
06How do I know a purchase really completed?+
An approved Link spend request authorizes payment; it is not by itself proof of a completed order. SPIRITT verifies the merchant's result, retains the confirmation or receipt, and records failed, canceled, or uncertain outcomes separately. Purchase follow-through can use Gmail, Sheets, Notion, or your accounting tools when those are connected.