Use cases · six industries

Wherever money is delegated.

When a company hands a repeated, money-touching action to an agent, that agent needs a real financial identity — not a shared key.

01 · CREATORAI TALENT

Synthetic influencerspaid like real talent

Agencies build AI personas with their own following. Brands contract with the persona directly — she pays her own GPU, voice, stylist.

Why identityThe 1099 lists her legal entity.
02 · AD TECHPUBLISHERS

Inventory agentsthat settle locally

Each top site runs an agent negotiating rates and settling on local rails — ACH, SEPA, Wise, USDC.

Why identityCountry-scoped caps, source-tagging per site.
03 · MARKETPLACESELLERS

Storefront agentsowning working capital

The agent is the working-capital layer — ad spend on card, supplier pay in USDT/USD, scheduled payouts.

Why identityPer-supplier caps stop prompt-injection drains.
04 · GAMINGLIVE OPS

Economy agentsrunning 24/7

Live-ops agents reward top players, pay tournament winners, buy UGC assets across every region.

Why identityDaily caps mean one bug can't drain the prize pool.
05 · ENTERPRISEFINANCE

Department buyer agentswith real budgets

One agent per department — marketing, ops, facilities. Receipts match invoices automatically.

Why identityPrincipal accountability without shared cards.
06 · WORKFORCEPAYROLL

Pod payroll agents60 countries

Each pod holds USD collection + 12 local payout rails — Pix, UPI, SEPA, ACH, SWIFT — plus its own compliance state.

Why identityAn API key can't carry KYC + tax state.

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The pattern is the same: money delegated, need identity.