Agent Identity
Associate every action with an agent, application, user, business, merchant, store, and workflow.
Agentic infrastructure for the real world
Organik connects AI intent with identity, permissions, financial capabilities, and verified execution — the trusted layer between what an agent decides and what actually happens in the real world.
From intent to action
Agents can search, compare, reason, and coordinate. Organik handles the moment a workflow needs authority: who granted it, what it covers, and whether this action is allowed to happen. The agent asks for an outcome. Organik controls the financial capability. The rail settles it.
Built for the agentic economy
Organik separates identity, authority, execution, settlement, and verification so AI systems can become more capable without asking humans to surrender control. Payments are transactions. Splits are permissions.
Associate every action with an agent, application, user, business, merchant, store, and workflow.
Request approval when needed and enforce policy automatically once autonomy has been granted.
Give agents scoped authority to transact under user-defined budgets, policies, duration, and approval requirements — not a card, but permission.
Define what an agent may spend, on what, and for whom — a reusable authority, not a one-time instruction.
Expose products, services, pricing, fulfillment rules, and commerce capabilities to compatible agents.
Return structured receipts, audit trails, confirmations, and transaction metadata back to the originating workflow.
Our first primitive
Programmable financial authority for AI agents. Give an agent a reusable, scoped permission to spend on your behalf — define its budget, purpose, duration, merchant rules, and approval thresholds, then let it operate safely inside those boundaries.
An agent doesn't receive a card. It receives authority. A payment credential can be generated downstream, on whichever rail fits, only when it's actually needed.
Explore Easy Split ->Permissioned autonomy
Organik supports the path from human-in-the-loop approval to policy-bound delegation across a spectrum of autonomy. The agent asks for an outcome. Organik controls the financial capability.
The agent can recommend an action but cannot prepare or execute it. The human remains fully in control of the next step.
Agentic commerce in practice
Financial capability is the beginning. The broader opportunity includes bookings, marketplaces, subscriptions, procurement, services, advertising, and business operations — anywhere an agent needs standing authority instead of a one-time approval.
Order the usual meal, calculate delivery, spend within its Split, place the order, and return merchant confirmation.
Find availability, compare offers, book the provider, and settle payment across every participant — all inside a pre-authorized budget.
Let a growth agent keep spend running while CAC stays within policy, budget, merchant, and category limits — no re-approval per transaction.
Developer model
Developers should not need to reinvent identity, authorization, budget logic, policy rules, receipts, webhooks, and reconciliation for every agent they create. Define a Split, then let the agent spend inside it.
const split = await organik.splits.create({
agent: "travel-agent",
purpose: "nyc-trip",
budget: { amount: 20000, currency: "MXN" },
expiresAt: "2026-09-12T23:59:59Z",
rules: {
maxTransaction: 8000,
approvalAbove: 5000,
categories: ["flights", "hotels"]
}
});
// Later, and as many times as needed:
await organik.splits.spend(split.id, {
merchant: "american-airlines",
amount: 6420,
currency: "MXN"
});
return {
status: "completed",
authorizedBy: "split",
remainingBudget: 13580
};
North star
Build the bridge between intelligence and the real world: identity, permissions, financial capabilities, and verification in one trusted execution layer — while the rails you already trust handle settlement.