Without it
An AI agent that can pay either needs you to approve every purchase, or holds a key with no limits.
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Let Pilot buy data for you, inside limits you sign once.
You approve one spending permission: which shops, which products, how much and until when. Pilot can then pay for things like a market report on its own, but only inside that permission. Payments settle on XRPL Testnet.
How it works
Watch a request go through it.
The square is the request. Follow it from part to part, read what happens below, and pick an outcome to see what happens when things pass, need you, or stop.
Pick an outcome
YouSign the mandate
PilotAsks for a product
HarborChecks limits, pays
Data shopChecks proof, sends data
XRPL TestnetSettles payments
Step 01 of 6
Starts when in view
You sign the mandate once
You review the shops, products, caps and expiry, then sign once in your wallet. Harbor records the setup on XRPL Testnet.
Passes onShops, products, caps, expiryPasses
Why it matters
Pilot can pay on its own, but only for what you approved and within the caps you set.
Why it matters
What changes with it, and what never does.
With it
You sign one permission, called a mandate: allowed shops and products, a cap per purchase, a daily cap and an expiry date. Pilot shops inside it. Anything outside it is refused.
What never changes
The AI never sees prices, payment details or keys. It can only pick a shop and a product from your list.