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Show HN: Delegare – let AI agents pay safely (x402, AP2 – base/USDC and Stripe)

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Show HN: Delegare – let AI agents pay safely (x402, AP2 – base/USDC and Stripe)
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Delegare is a new payment layer designed for AI agents, allowing them to make purchases while adhering to strict spending limits set by users. Users can define budgets and approved merchants, ensuring that agents cannot exceed these limits. The system integrates with existing payment methods like Stripe and USDC, providing a secure and efficient way for AI agents to handle transactions.

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Publication timeTue, 28 Apr 2026 08:44:43 +0000
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delegare.MarketDocsGitHubSign inThe payment layer for AI agentsLet AI agents pay for things—safely.Give agents real spending power with hard limits they can't override. Users set the rules. Agents execute. Merchants get paid. Max 3¢ per transaction.Get started freeIntegrate as a merchantRead the docsFor BuyersYour agent orders dinner.You set a $30 food budget. Your agent finds a restaurant, places the order, and pays — automatically. You stay in control. It can never spend more than you approved.Set up your spending delegate →For MerchantsAccept payments from any AI agent.Add 5 lines of code. When an agent hits your API, Delegare handles authentication, spending validation, and settlement — via Stripe or USDC on Base.

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