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Agent Vault

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In short

Agent Vault is an AI security tool giving agents mock payment tokens, per-card spend caps, and isolated browser sessions instead of real cards.

What is Agent Vault?

Agent Vault is an AI security tool that lets AI agents make payments and log into websites without ever touching real card numbers or passwords. It sits between your agents and merchants as a vault: agents receive mock tokens described as "hollow, no value inside" instead of real card details, and a Playwright drop-in import swaps the card data in automatically, so an agent can book a flight or buy an item without the credential leaving the vault. You keep control with per-card rules — merchant allowlists, daily, weekly and monthly spend caps, and instant revocation — and each agent session runs in its own browser context where cookies, storage and cache never cross between sessions. Card numbers are tokenized through Basis Theory, a PCI-DSS Level 1 vault, and one credential set works across every agent you run, whether that is Claude, a Playwright script, or another framework. On BestAIFor it fits teams deploying transacting agents who need spend limits and credential isolation rather than handing an agent a live card. It is built for development teams, researchers, and businesses letting agents transact online.

What is Agent Vault used for?

Letting AI agents make payments and log into sites under spend caps and credential isolation, without exposing real cards or passwords.

How much does Agent Vault cost?

Free

Free

1 agent card, 5 payments/month, unlimited credentials

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Plus

$19/month

$19/month — 5 cards, 100 payments/month, daily spend limits, webhooks

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Enterprise

Price not published

custom pricing — unlimited cards and payments

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Mock tokens mean agents never see real card numbers or passwords
  • Per-card merchant allowlists plus daily/weekly/monthly spend caps and instant revoke
  • Each agent session runs in an isolated browser context with no shared cookies or cache
  • Card data tokenized via Basis Theory (PCI-DSS Level 1); Playwright drop-in import

Cons

  • Free tier is capped at 1 card and 5 payments per month
  • Plus plan limits still apply (5 cards, 100 payments/month)
  • Enterprise pricing is custom and not listed
  • Focused on agent payments and logins, not general agent orchestration

Questions about Agent Vault

What is Agent Vault used for?

Agent Vault lets AI agents pay and log in on your behalf without exposing real credentials. Agents get mock tokens instead of card numbers, and you set merchant allowlists and spend caps, so an agent can transact online within limits you control.

Is Agent Vault free?

Yes, there is a free tier with 1 agent card, 5 payments per month, and unlimited credentials. The Plus plan is $19/month for 5 cards and 100 payments/month, and Enterprise is custom-priced.

How does Agent Vault keep payments secure?

Card numbers are tokenized through Basis Theory, a PCI-DSS Level 1 vault, so agents receive mock tokens rather than real cards. Each agent session also runs in its own browser context where cookies, storage and cache never cross between sessions.

Which agents work with Agent Vault?

One credential set works across all the agents you use, including Claude and Playwright scripts, via a drop-in Playwright import that replaces card details automatically for other agent frameworks too.

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