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Scoped cards

Virtual cards for agents & humans

Rain’s issuing stack unlocks granular control over how virtual cards are provisioned and used. Scoped cards are created in milliseconds against defined spend parameters and auto-retired after their intended use. Whether the cardholder is a human or an AI agent, every transaction runs within the preset boundaries.
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Scoped cards, created instantly

Scoped cards are created in milliseconds against defined spend parameters and auto-retire after their intended use to keep spending controlled and compliant.
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Transaction limits built into the card

Define spend limits, merchant restrictions, and transaction-level controls. Cards are tied to the underlying customer account and operate within clearly defined guardrails.
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Built on trusted global networks

Agent-initiated transactions run on global card rails that exist today, unlocking immediate support for a new buyer behavior without the need for custom integration work.

How agent-initiated payments work

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Onramp
Convert fiat to stablecoins
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Store stablecoins
Hold funds securely in embedded wallets
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User authorizes agent
User directs agent and provides guardrails
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Agent sends transaction details to Rain
Once authorized, a scoped card is issued
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Agent completes transaction
Agent uses scoped card to make purchase
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Scoped card is canceled
Agent is never given permanent payment credentials
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This is a fictional scenario that shows what scoped cards and Agent Vaults can do. Click through the steps to see how it works.

Offline demo. No real money moves. LaunchShop, Hearth & Wick, and every merchant here are fictional, and revenue figures are illustrative.

Demo

This is a fictional scenario that shows what scoped cards and Agent Vaults can do. Tap through the steps to see how it works.

Offline demo. No real money moves. LaunchShop, Hearth & Wick, and every merchant here are fictional, and revenue figures are illustrative.

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