Give your business customers a limit per agent, signed by a person.
Your business customers' agents already spend through you, and TollRelay brings the part neither of you wants to build: who each agent is, the person who approved its limit and a receipt the seller keeps too. The money and the limits stay with you.
Today an agent pays with someone's login
Say a construction firm's procurement agent pays its parts suppliers from an account with you. Today it most likely does that with someone's login or card details, so to you it is that person. It can do anything they can, and you can't cap it on its own. If it pays the wrong supplier twenty times overnight, nobody can show you who allowed it. No wonder the safe answer so far has been to keep agents out.
With TollRelay the agent never needs that login. It carries the name of the company it works for, checked, and the limit a person there signed, and its key stays on the machine it runs on. You apply that limit to the account the way you already apply a card limit. Whatever the agent is told, it can't move more in a day than that person allowed.
When something does go wrong, the answers are already there. A stolen key spends no more than that limit, and it can't raise it, because a new limit needs a person to approve it. Every seller's check turns it away within five minutes of the company revoking it.
Where TollRelay sits
Beside the payment. You keep the money and the limits, your customers run the agents and we look after the part in between.
The company
Runs the agents
Gives each agent its own identity and sets the limit it can spend.
Your wallet or card
Holds the money
Applies the limit TollRelay writes to you, one agent at a time.
The seller
Checks the agent
Before quoting or taking an order, it can see which company the agent works for and what it's allowed to spend.
One receiptrcpt_eu_7q2f…3ce5in your transaction reference, the seller's ledger and the company's history
What your customers get, without you building it
Controls per agent
Each of your business customers sets a limit per agent and decides which payments need a person. TollRelay runs the approval screen, and you apply the result.
Someone to point to
Every agent comes with a company that passed a business check and the person who signed its limit, so your risk team always knows who stands behind a payment.
A dispute that starts from one row
The same receipt id sits in your transaction reference and in the seller's ledger, so a disputed payment starts from two matching ids rather than an email thread.
The connection is the limits you already have
If your product already sets a limit on a card or a wallet, that's the connection. There's no new money flow to build.
Most partners start by connecting their limits. If you'd rather offer this to your own customers under your own name, we can talk about that too.
- 1TollRelay writes to your limits, one per agent, through the API you already run.
- 2A company signs a limit, and TollRelay writes it to you and keeps a copy of the version it wrote.
- 3An agent pays and you apply the limit, and TollRelay reads back what happened and adds it to the company's history.
Questions partners ask us
Do partners pay TollRelay?
No. Connecting your limits costs you nothing, and there's no revenue share either way.
Does the connection touch our licence?
TollRelay holds no funds, moves no money and takes no part in authorising a payment. The money and the decision to pay stay entirely with you.
Can an agent approve its own payment?
No. Day to day it pays within its limit without asking. Anything the company has said needs a person, such as a payment over a set amount or to a new seller, waits on the approval screen, where only someone signed in can decide.
Which payments does it work with today?
Today it's x402 and MPP. The first card or account partner will shape how the card connection works.
Be the first card or account TollRelay connects to. Tell us what you run.
We're looking for two or three partners to build the first connections with us.