Agents, wallets and cards with limits checked on every payment.
An agent is a scoped object: a purpose, an owner, a wallet and spend conditions. It cannot raise its own budget, widen its permissions or reach another agent's funds. Every attempt is checked and recorded.
Seven states, each with its own event.
An employee describes the agent's task, whether it serves a department or one person, and who is responsible. Only after the purpose is approved does Rampi create the profile and its separate empty wallet. Creation gives no funds and no ability to spend.
Three ways to fund an agent. The requester never chooses one.
A user your company authorised to move funds picks the source and route for each approved request. Route, conversion, fees and timing are shown before anything is committed.
The on-ramp converts the approved bank funds through connected services, then delivers the stablecoin to the agent wallet.
Every payment attempt returns a result and a reason.
Set the scope on the left. The payments on the right are checked against it in order, and the remaining budget falls as each one is approved.
A second opinion before a tool gets funded.
If your company turns it on, a research agent reviews the requested tool: what it does, the stated need, plans, prices, trials and alternatives. It may suggest a short monthly start before an annual plan, or the reverse when usage justifies it.
It advises. A negative recommendation does not block the request. Your approvers can proceed, choose another option, ask for clarification or reject.
Authority comes from what your company grants, not from job titles.
One person can hold several of these permissions if your company decides so. Employees who only request agents never see company balances or funding sources.
Each agent has its own wallet. Cards connect to it where supported.
Virtual cards, agent wallets, stablecoin payments and swaps all exist elsewhere. What Rampi adds is how they work together for your employees and your finance team.
Create a test agent and push payments at its limits.
Scopes, results and reasons behave the same in testing as they will with real funds.