US and Canada only for now, so UK readers can join a waitlist at best, and no pricing is stated.
Kenning's take
What it does
Onelink Agent Wallet, which The Rundown lists as Link for Agents, lets an AI agent ask to spend from a person's Onelink wallet, the Stripe-run service at link.com. The person approves each request in the Onelink app, and the agent gets a one-time-use card or payment token to complete that purchase. Developers add it through a command-line tool or SDKs, and it also works in agents such as Claude Cowork, OpenClaw and Grok Bot. Agent payments are open to US and Canadian customers only, with a waitlist elsewhere.
- Approve every agent purchase in the Onelink app
- One-time-use card for each payment
- Machine payment protocol tokens for supporting sellers
- Optional financial insights from connected accounts (US only)
- Link CLI plus TypeScript and Go SDKs
Who it suits. Developers building shopping or booking agents, and people in the US or Canada who want their AI agent to buy things with their approval.
Key facts
- Category
- Developer tools
- Made by
- Stripe
- Launched
- 2026
- How to get it
- for customers in the US and Canada (financial insights US only); waitlist for other countries; developers install the CLI or SDKs from npm and GitHub
- Works on
- CLI, TypeScript SDK, Go SDK, iOS
- In the UK
- No
Ratings
FAQ
Is Link for Agents available in the UK?
No. Agent payments are available to customers in the US and Canada, with a waiting list for other countries.
Does my agent spend money without asking?
No. Each purchase needs approval in the Onelink app, and the agent receives a one-time-use card for that purchase.
How do developers add it?
With the Link CLI (npm install -g @stripe/link-cli) or the TypeScript and Go SDKs.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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