Meet Payman

Payman lets your AI agents move money. Safely. On autopilot. With rules you control.

Whether you’re building an AI assistant, an automated payroll system, or a bot that tips users, Payman gives you the building blocks:

  • Wallets
  • Payees
  • Policies
  • Our core function: payman.ask()

Why Does Payman Exist?

AI-first world, agents also need to take action like “send $100 to John” or “create a new payee for this vendor”. That’s where Payman comes in.

Think of Payman as the secure financial layer between your AI and your money.


The Magic of payman.ask()

This is the star of the show. You send natural language instructions, and the Payman Agent turns them into real actions like:

await payman.ask("Send $15 to Alice with note 'thanks for lunch'");

It will:

  • ✅ Create a payee
  • ✅ Check your wallet balance
  • ✅ Apply policies
  • ✅ Trigger payment
  • ✅ Send a response back — all in one line

Built for Everyone: Dashboard + SDK

You can use Payman through:

  • 🖥️ A simple dashboard — no code needed
  • 🧑‍💻 SDKs (TypeScript & Python) — for total programmatic control

Key Concepts (At a Glance)

ConceptDescription
WalletsWhere your money lives (USD, USDC, or TSD for testing)
PayeesPeople/entities you want to pay
PoliciesSpending rules: how much, how often, when to ask for approval
AgentThe smart backend that converts your natural language prompt into action

Who Uses Payman?

RoleWhat They Do
UsersCreate wallets, define policies, approve/deny transactions
DevelopersBuild apps, register integrations, use SDKs
AI AgentsTrigger actions via payman.ask() - always governed by policy

Payman is built so no money moves without your consent — even when an AI agent is in charge.


Try It Out


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