Launch agents your customers can trust with their money
Your customer authorizes a mandate.
The agent proposes a payment, purchase, payout, renewal, or trade.
delta checks the proposed action before funds move, returns an allow, block, or escalate decision, and creates an auditable execution receipt..
Offer protected delegated spend with delta’s Mandate Guarantee.
No merchant-side integration required
Works before release across cards, bank payments, and stablecoins
Auditable receipts for audit, disputes, and recourse
Arbitrary mandates, evidence requirements, and policy constraints
Mandate enforcement unlocks trust, higher limits, and agentic spend growth
Permission is not mandate compliance
Payment authorization can confirm that money may move. It does not prove the agent bought the right item, paid the right party, followed policy, or stayed inside the customer’s mandate.
Unchecked agent spend creates operational downside
Wrong SKUs, renewal terms, payees, vendors, itineraries, or payout reasons can pass through existing rails and become support, dispute, audit, or liability problems.
delta verifies before payment release
delta evaluates the proposed action against the authorized mandate, records the evidence used, and gives platforms a decision and receipt before releasing payment through existing rails.
Built for platforms that need to offer enterprise-grade control, security, and trust guarantees
How delta enforces mandates before payment release
Authorization
Evaluation
Execution Receipt
Mandate enforcement layer
Extracts evidence from proposed actions, pages, invoices, itineraries, contracts, and workflow context.
Checks evidence against signed mandates, enterprise policies, approvals, and release conditions.
Returns allow, block, escalate, insufficient evidence, or error before payment release.
Release condition
Payment is released only when the proposed action satisfies the mandate. Otherwise the action is blocked, corrected, retried, or routed for review.
Keep your rails. Add delta at the decision point.
Integrate once before release. Keep your agent runtime, processor, issuer, card program, orchestration stack, counterparties, and rails. Send the mandate, proposed action, and evidence context; delta returns a decision, receipt ID, and auditable execution record.
How to integrate
Define the mandate, policy, and evidence types your platform needs for each workflow.
Send proposed agent action to delta for evaluation against the authorized mandate before release.
Use the decision and auditable mandate execution receipt to release, block, retry, correct, or escalate.
Platform Backend
Agent runtime + payment orchestration
mandate + action + evidence
Hosted Mandate API + evidence layer
Allow / block / escalate + receipt ID
Release through existing rails, or route for review
Agentic Commerce Stack
delta is compatible with the protocols that capture intent and the rails that move money. It does not replace issuer authorization, processor controls, dispute rules, or merchant obligations.
Start integrating01 Does delta compete with AP2, ACP, Verifiable Intent etc.?
No. delta represents a different layer of the agentic payments stack. Authorization and checkout protocols help communicate what the agent is allowed to do. delta focuses on buyer-side mandate enforcement: deciding whether a payment should be released after checking the proposed action against the user's signed intent and policy.
02 How should we understand the Mandate Guarantee?
The Mandate Guarantee is bounded to delta's in-scope enforcement decision. Platforms that implement delta Mandate can offer customers defined recourse if delta returns allow for a covered payment that should have been blocked under the authorized mandate and evidence available at decision time. It does not cover merchant performance, rail performance, fulfillment, or outcomes outside the agreed mandate boundary.
03 Where does delta sit in the payment flow?
delta sits after the agent proposes an action and before your platform releases, captures, transfers, or pays out funds. The platform sends the mandate, proposed action, and evidence context to delta; delta returns allow, block, escalate, insufficient evidence, or error plus a signed receipt. Your existing stack still handles authorization, payment release, reconciliation, and rail-specific obligations.
04 How can there be zero merchant integration?
delta is buyer-side. It verifies the proposed purchase, payout, renewal, booking, or trade using evidence available to the platform and delta's evidence layer, then checks that evidence against the signed mandate. Merchants and counterparties do not need to adopt a new standard for the platform to enforce customer policy before release.
Launch agents your customers can trust with their money.
To move from supervised workflows to autonomous payment release, you need more than approval and spend limits. You need mandate enforcement, signed evidence, and bounded recourse for covered enforcement failures.