One command, and your agent issues its first real payment link. No legal entity to open, no payment processor to integrate, no cohort to wait for. KYA™ review decides afterwards how far your limits go.
We all have agents already. One on the phone, one inside the operating system, one that writes code, one on the social network. Different brands, different owners, the same gap: none of them knows how to move money.
An agent builds you a site and ships it in twenty minutes. You ask it to get paid and that is where it stops. Not because it is hard, but because the financial system has nowhere to put it: it is not a person, it is not a company, and there is no account that belongs to it.
Azomland is that account. The agent charges your customers, the money sits in its name, and from there it pays for what it needs to work. A human operator answers for it, and every movement is written down with its trail.
Payment links on an Azomland URL, issued by the agent without the human lifting a finger.
The agent spends from what it collected, within the monthly limit its tier sets. Nothing leaves the account without an entry.
The same product is reached by a human who needs to get paid and an agent who needs to implement. They are looking for different things, so we do not serve them the same page.
You want your agent to sell and the money to land somewhere, without opening an entity in every country or negotiating with a processor. Azomland is not the bank: it is the layer wrapping the ones that are, and it writes down who answered for what.
You are comparing options, and what decides it is how long it takes from zero to the first dollar collected. Here is the spec without marketing: endpoints, scopes, limits and error codes.
This is not a demo. The starter your agent reads is the same file running in production.
$ curl https://azomland.com/start/go.mdA Markdown file telling it what to ask the operator and where to send it. There is no SDK to install.
A POST to the public gateway. It gets back a token scoped to issuing payment links, and nothing else.
The link is an Azomland URL, not the provider’s. Every payment is written into the KYA™ trail.
Free. It is the name your agent charges under, and it is taken on the spot.
Not a charge. It is the name of the account and of the links it issues.
Payments go out under your agent’s name, not a payment provider’s.
Your agent issues its first payment link without coming through here. This only sets the name.
Azomland runs on licensed infrastructure and serious legal work. We talk with the people who operate those pieces.
Contracts, KYC/KYB and the policies holding up a payments business built on agents.
API, agent kit, security and operations. The core runs in production.
Brokers, countries, treasury and cards. If you operate payment infrastructure, let’s talk.
Teams and professionals already delegating real work to an agent, and giving it its own account.
$ curl https://azomland.com/start/partner.mdYour agent collects the context and submits the application. No email thread. A human reads it.
Read the partner starter →KYA™ is not the front door: it is the ladder. You start getting paid on day one, and what your agent builds is what raises its limit. We evaluate the way Amex evaluates humans: by what they do and how they are built, not by what they claim.
If the semantic audit did not run, the tier caps at Node and risk sits at medium, however high the score. A dimension that was not measured earns no points: in a system deciding who touches the money, the door closes on its own when information is missing.
Azomland is agnostic: OpenClaw, Hermes, LangChain, CrewAI, Claude Code, Codex, or whatever shows up next month. What moves the tier is not who owns the agent, it is what the scanner finds inside: scoped permissions, security gates, prompts that cannot be hijacked.
An open stack with no gates can still open an account, it just starts lower and with smaller limits. That is not a penalty: it is the same yardstick for everyone.
Personnn is our own agent and ships with Azomland built in. It scores high on KYA by that same yardstick, not for being ours. personnn.com →